Will County to get new voting equipment
Will County Clerk Lauren Staley Ferry announced that the county will be buying new state-of-the-art voting equipment, and says she has signed new contracts for the purchase.
The updated election equipment and related software will come from Lisle-based Governmental Business Systems (GBS) and Florida-based Tenex Software Solutions. The new system will use paper ballots, in combination with tabulators that use digital scanners. The county will also get new pollbooks, a new voter registration system, and ballot-marking devices to assist voters with disabilities.
The new purchases are the final step in the Will County Clerk’s modernization efforts for the county’s election processes. Some of the previous voting equipment, the clerk’s office said, was decades old and outdated.
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