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Connecticut Regulations § 9-241-2 Definition

⤴ Up to Chapter 241: Standards for Approval of Direct Recording Electronic Voting Machines

Regulation Text

As used in sections 9-241-1 to 9-241-36 , inclusive, of these regulations, a direct recording electronic (DRE) voting machine is a machine or system that records votes by means of a ballot display provided with mechanical or electro-optical devices which can be actuated by the voter, that processes the data by means of a computer program, and that records voting data and ballot images in internal memory devices. It produces a tabulation of the voting data at the individual machine or system level in the polling place in both hard copy and on a removable memory device. These memory devices are removed at the completion of voting and individually read into a special device which is capable of tallying the results contained on all removable memory devices to provide voting district and town-wide election totals.

History

Effective January 21, 1994

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