Delaware County Holds Demonstration of
New Voting System

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Hart Verity 2.3.4 Voting System on display at Courthouse Feb. 3-7


Delaware County’s new voting machines will be on display for the public in the lobby of the Government Center (201 W. Front St., Media, PA) from noon to 2:00p.m. Monday, Feb. 3 through Friday, Feb. 7. The public is invited to view and test the Hart Verity 2.3.4 system. Trainers will be available to answer questions.

Delaware County Council unanimously voted to purchase the Hart Verity 2.3.4 Voting System in October 2019, following a recommendation by the County’s Board of Elections. The system, certified by the PA Department of State, meets the Governor’s mandate for a verifiable paper trail. It includes plain text which voters can read to verify their vote before casting their ballot. The new voting machines will be used in the 2020 Primary, as mandated by Governor Wolf.

The County’s Board of Elections, Delaware County Council and the County’s Executive Director began researching new voting systems in 2017 to identify systems that would meet the new federal and state requirements. In Pennsylvania, every voting system and paper ballot must include plain text that voters can read to verify their choices before casting their ballot. Election officials will also use the plain text to perform pre-election testing and post-election audits and recounts.

Additional demonstrations and trainings will be held around the County to educate residents and train poll workers for the 2020 Primary. If a group or organization wants to host a machine demonstration, please contact: 610-891-4673

Videos on the Hart Verity 2.3.4 Voting System can be found here: www.delcopa.gov/electionsbureau/index.html



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