S2341Introduced in the Senate
Allows eligible disabled and military voters to continue to utilize electronically transmitted ballots as originally enacted in 2022.
Introduced by Matthew LaMountain, District 31
What does this bill do?
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Official description
ELECTIONS -- MAIL BALLOTS - Allows eligible disabled and military voters to continue to utilize electronically transmitted ballots as originally enacted in 2022.
Where it stands
Signed by Governor
March 31, 2026
How did lawmakers vote?
House votes
2 recorded votes · each counted separately
Senate votes
3 recorded votes · each counted separately
HouseStage: Passage In Concurrence · March 26, 2026
62
Yes
7
No
6
Absent or Not Voting
75 representatives recorded in this House vote. Colors show vote categories only, not whether a vote was good or bad.
See how each representative voted
| Representative | District | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Edith Ajello | 1 | Yes |
| Christopher Blazejewski | 2 | Yes |
| Nathan Biah | 3 | Yes |
| Rebecca Kislak | 4 | Yes |
| Anthony DeSimone | 5 | Yes |
| Raymond Hull | 6 | Yes |
| David Morales | 7 | Yes |
| John Lombardi | 8 | Yes |
| Enrique Sanchez | 9 | Yes |
| Scott Slater | 10 | Yes |
Bill history
Introduced, referred to Senate Judiciary
Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration
Meeting postponed (02/24/2026)
Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration (02/26/2026)
Proposed Substitute
Committee recommends passage of Sub A
Placed on Senate Calendar (03/03/2026)
Senate passed Sub A
Referred to House State Government & Elections
Scheduled for consideration (03/10/2026)
Committee recommends passage of Sub A in concurrence
Placed on House Calendar (03/26/2026)
House passed Sub A in concurrence
Transmitted to Governor
Signed by Governor
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