Election equipment licensing
Summary
The county will spend $368,930 to keep licensing its Hart InterCivic voting machines, in place since 2020. Officials say the system has survived every hand-count audit and replacement isn't due for a few years.
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Last discussed Apr 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
$368,930 paid from the Pennsylvania Election Integrity Grant.
Delaware County voters, who get audited, reliable paper-ballot elections.
Mentions & discussions (2)
County Council - Apr 7, 2026
The old chain-driven lift for moving voting machines is being replaced with a real elevator — but council wants to be sure it also fixes ADA access to the upper floor used for recounts and tabulation.
County Council - Mar 3, 2026
The county will spend $368,930 to keep licensing its Hart InterCivic voting machines, in place since 2020. Officials say the system has survived every hand-count audit and replacement isn't due for a few years.
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