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Wyoming Regulations § 12-3 Grounds for Denial or Withdrawal of Certification of Voting Equipment

⤴ Up to Chapter 12: Certification of Voting Equipment

Regulation Text

The secretary of state may deny or withdraw the certification of equipment for any of the following reasons:
(a) A county clerk notifies the secretary of state of a significant problem with the equipment or the secretary of state determines there is a significant problem with the equipment;
(b) The secretary of state determines that the equipment fails to meet the requirements necessary for approval or continued compliance;
(c) The secretary of state determines there is a need for significant enhancements or adjustments to the equipment;
(d) The vendor fails to notify the secretary of state of significant enhancements or adjustments which are necessary to the equipment;
(e) Upon written request by the secretary of state, the vendor fails to submit the equipment for re-examination by an EAC/NIST certified VSTL;
(f) The equipment does not produce accurate results and reports as required by law;
(g) Changes are made in the equipment that do not comply with the requirements for certification;
(h) The equipment is no longer used by any county in Wyoming or is no longer available for purchase or repair from the company; or
(i) The equipment, vendor or its employees are found to be problematic in ensuring elections as critical infrastructure.

History

Amended, Eff. 5/21/2020 .

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