Politics
Kaduna State Assembly Scraps Electronic Voting

The Kaduna assembly has made changes to the electoral legislation, deciding against the use of electronic voting.
On Thursday, the Kaduna State House of Assembly approved a new law amending the State Electoral Law No 2 of 2021, which eliminates the utilization of electronic voting machines.
The law was enacted by Speaker Yusuf Dahiru following a thorough review and acceptance of the revised law report and suggestions presented by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Emmanuel Kantiyok.
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The updated law, as revised, specifies that the definition of “Ballot Box” in Section 3 should be modified by removing the reference to “Electronic Voting Machine,”
“Ballot Box means a receptacle for the collection of ballot paper”.
It was suggested that the phrase “Electronic Device” be removed in all instances and that within the Law’s content, the term “Ballot Receipt” be eliminated.
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