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County election security policies in Kansas don't appear to be strong or detailed enough, and the state doesn't appear to be giving counties enough guidance on how best to oversee voting, according to an audit released Thursday.The report from the auditing arm of the Republican-controlled Legislature is the second on election security issues this year
A new Kansas audit says county elections security policies don't appear to be strong or detailed enough and the state doesn't appear to be giving counties enough guidance. The report
County election security policies in Kansas don't appear to be strong or detailed enough, and the state doesn't appear to be giving counties enough guidance on how best to oversee voting.
“Larger counties generally had stronger security practices than smaller counties likely because of their greater security needs and resources,” the audit said.