Election Watchdogs Get Two More Years on the Job
Published Date: 4/15/2025
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Summary
The Election Assistance Commission just renewed the charters for four important advisory groups for two more years, keeping them active through April 11, 2027. These groups help guide election rules and tech, making sure voting stays fair and smooth. No new costs or big changes—just a fresh green light to keep doing their good work!
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