SB893,24 15Section 24. 10.02 (4) of the statutes is created to read:
SB893,19,1716 10.02 (4) The commission shall prescribe by rule the content of type B notices
17to be used at elections at which ranked-choice voting under s. 5.20 is used.
SB893,25 18Section 25 . 20.510 (1) (ed) of the statutes is created to read:
SB893,19,2319 20.510 (1) (ed) Elections administration; ranked-choice voting. A sum
20sufficient to implement and administer ranked-choice voting, as provided under ss.
215.20 and 7.62, including updating equipment and software and implementing secure
22technologies, and to provide grants to local governmental units under s. 5.05 (1) (g)
23for the same purpose.
SB893,26 24Section 26 . 120.06 (7) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB893,20,12
1120.06 (7) (b) The Except as provided under s. 5.20, the school board shall
2require a primary election if there are more than 2 candidates for any seat on a
33-member board or more than twice as many candidates as there are members to be
4elected to an unnumbered school board of more than 3 members. In school districts
5in which a plan of apportionment of school board members under s. 120.02 (2), an
6apportionment plan that apportions the territory of the school district into election
7districts under s. 120.42 (1m), or a plan for election of school board members to
8numbered seats has been adopted, the school board shall require a primary election
9for particular apportioned areas for which there are more than twice as many
10candidates as there are members to be elected and for any numbered seat for which
11there are more than 2 candidates. When there is a primary election it shall be held
12in conjunction with the spring primary.
SB893,27 13Section 27 . Initial applicability.
SB893,20,1514 (1) Ranked-choice voting. This act first applies to the 2022 spring primary and
15spring election.
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