Indiana Secretary of State: Todd Rokita

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 Secretary Rokita

Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita was elected to his first public office in 2002. He was sworn in January 1, 2003 as the youngest Secretary of State in the country at the time.  Secretary Rokita is now serving his second consecutive four-year term in office.  more info »

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For Immediate Release:Contact: Cam Savage
October 27, 2003(317) 232-6533


HAVA Funding Bill Passes U.S. Senate
Rokita thanks Senators Lugar and Bayh for support


Indianapolis, IN - Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita today announced that a bill passed Thursday by the United States Senate would provide up to $53 million for election reforms in Indiana if enacted into law.

Indiana Senators Richard Lugar and Evan Bayh supported the bill, which passed as part of the Transportation/Treasury/Administration Appropriation package.

"I want to thank Senators Lugar and Bayh for their continued support for full funding to implement the Help America Vote Act of 2002. Senators Lugar and Bayh understand how important it is for our counties to receive this funding so they can upgrade voting machines and make needed election reforms," Rokita said.

The bill will now go to a House and Senate Conference Committee. The Help America Vote Act requires that all punch card and lever-machine voting systems be replaced by January 1, 2006.

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