The Augusta-Richmond County Board of Elections will use the Gracewood Gymnasium as a polling place for the Nov. 3, 2026 general election and possible Dec. 1 runoff, but the facility owner will not provide heat. The Board is allowed to bring in temporary heating equipment if it develops a detailed plan covering device types, quantities, and locations, and obtains approval from local authorities, with documentation to the hospital COO before polls open. This creates a short-term need for safe portable heating solutions and possibly engineering or safety consulting to design and approve the plan. | Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)

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Georgia has enacted SB 3EX creating an Election Equipment Specifications and Standards Committee to design requirements for a new statewide uniform system of election equipment based on hand-marked paper ballots and ballot-on-demand printing. The committee must deliver a detailed report by Jan. 31, 2027 to support future appropriations, procurement, and implementation for use in the 2028 election cycle, and the Secretary of State is barred from leading selection or procurement of the new system. This is an early-stage, high-value opportunity for election technology, ballot printing, security, and accessibility vendors to engage as subject matter experts and prepare for a future statewide procurement.

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The Indiana Election Commission will review certification applications for Hart InterCivic Verity Voting 2.7.8 and Unisyn OpenElect 2.2.3 at its July 24, 2026 meeting. Certification is a prerequisite for counties to purchase, upgrade, or expand these systems. Election technology vendors and services firms should track which systems are approved, as this drives upcoming county-level procurements, upgrades, support contracts, and training needs across the state.

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