SB 82 relates to primacies and elections generally.  It provides for oaths of election superintendents and election supervisors and designees of boards of election.  It provides that appointments of poll officers will be made available to the public.  It clarifies who may vote in runoff primaries.  A runoff primary will be in continuation of the primary and only persons who were entitled to vote in the primary will be entitled to vote and only those votes cast for the persons designated for the runoff shall be counted in the tabulation and canvass of the votes cast.  Any elector who votes in the primary of one party shall not be eligible to vote in a primary runoff of any other party other than a primary runoff of the party in whose primary the election voted.  It provides that the list of persons who have qualified with the state executive committee of a political party will be provided to the office of the Secretary of State.  It clarifies the manner of appointment of registers. Electors and poll officials are allowed to use cellular phones, camera, or other electronic communication or photographic devices once the person has entered the polling place.

SB 82 received a DO PASS BY COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE from the Senate Ethics Committee.