California · Elections Code

ELEC §19292: The Secretary of State may seek injunctive and administrative relief if a remote accessible vote by mail system has been compromised by the addition or deletion of hardware, software, or firmware with

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The Secretary of State may seek court orders and administrative remedies if a remote mail voting system is compromised through unauthorized hardware, software, or firmware changes.

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The Secretary of State may seek injunctive and administrative relief if a remote accessible vote by mail system has been compromised by the addition or deletion of hardware, software, or firmware without prior approval or is defective due to a known hardware, software, or firmware defect, fault, or failure that has not been disclosed pursuant to Section 19284 or 19290.

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