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Translating election materials is complex and costly for municipalities. More statewide coordination could help.

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| July 7

What to know about the push for open primaries in Pennsylvania

Proposals to give independent and unaffiliated voters a greater voice are popular, but face tough odds in the legislature.

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Trump’s executive order on elections: Some of the work is already beginning

A technical committee will soon review proposed changes to certification guidelines for voting systems. Local officials worry about the potential cost — and the impact on public faith.

Carrie Levine

| June 30

Wisconsin to consider offering clerks more options for electronic pollbooks

The state’s in-house system has limitations that make it impractical for big cities. A committee is looking at commercial alternatives.

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| June 27

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