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(a) A county election board shall file a report with the secretary of state and the
election division not later than forty-eight (48) hours after receiving notice from a federal,
state, or local government agency that:
(1) a voting system or electronic poll book has been improperly obtained or altered in
a manner that violates Indiana law; or
(2) the data concerning the county maintained in the statewide voter registration system
has been accessed or altered by a person in violation of Indiana law.
(b) A vendor of a voting system or electronic poll book shall file a report with the
secretary of state and the election division not later than forty-eight (48) hours after
discovering that an anomaly or problem has occurred in a voting system or electronic poll
book due to technical or human error. However, if the anomaly or problem is discovered less
than twenty-eight (28) days before 11:59 p.m. on election day, the vendor must file a report
not later than two (2) hours after discovering the anomaly or problem.
(c) The secretary of state and the co-directors of the election division may designate a
person to aggregate, analyze, make recommendations, and subsequently report anomalies as
requested by the secretary and the co-directors of the election division.
(d) The report described in subsection (b) must state all of the following:
(1) The nature of the anomaly or problem.
(2) The county, precinct, vote center, satellite office, or in-person absentee voting
location affected.
(3) The vendor's preliminary plan to resolve the anomaly or problem by preventing any
impediment to voters casting ballots, or to the accuracy and integrity of the election
process.
(4) The date and time an anomaly was first experienced or discovered.
(5) The name and contact information for the individual discovering or experiencing
the anomaly.
(6) The date and time the vendor first became aware of the anomaly.