Indiana Election Commission Docket 260176 Other

in-20260617-IR-018260176NRA: INDIANA ELECTION DIVISION

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Summary

WHEREAS, a complaint or grievance was filed by Fabian Santiago with the Election Division of the Office of the Secretary of State of Indiana (“the Election Division”) pursuant to IC 3-6-4.5 (administrative complaints concerning the uniform and nondiscriminatory election technology and administrative requirements under Title III of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 HAVA); WHEREAS, pursuant to IC 3-6-4.5-13, the Co-Directors of the Election Division (“the Co-Directors”) have determined that even if the facts set forth in the complaint or grievance are assumed to be true, there is no violation of Title III of HAVA; and WHEREAS, under IC 3-6-4.5-13, the Co-Directors shall dismiss the complaint or grievance upon making either of these determinations and publish an order in the Indiana Register dismissing the matter.

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The rule, in full

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INDIANA ELECTION DIVISION ORDER 2026-200 _________________________ WHEREAS, a complaint or grievance was filed by Fabian Santiago with the Election Division of the Office of the Secretary of State of Indiana (“the Election Division”) pursuant to IC 3-6-4.5 (administrative complaints concerning the uniform and nondiscriminatory election technology and administrative requirements under Title III of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 HAVA); WHEREAS, pursuant to IC 3-6-4.5-13, the Co-Directors of the Election Division (“the Co-Directors”) have determined that even if the facts set forth in the complaint or grievance are assumed to be true, there is no violation of Title III of HAVA; and WHEREAS, under IC 3-6-4.5-13, the Co-Directors shall dismiss the complaint or grievance upon making either of these determinations and publish an order in the Indiana Register dismissing the matter. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED: SECTION 1. That Co-Directors having determined that the complaint or grievance filed by Fabian Santiago with the Election Division (and designated as COMPLAINT 2026-01) does not set forth a violation of Title III of HAVA, even if the facts set forth in the complaint or grievance are assumed to be true, hereby DISMISS the complaint or grievance. SECTION 2. The Co-Directors note that the if the complaint or grievance, if true, alleges election fraud or other illegal acts with respect to the election process, then the Election Division has documented the complaint or grievance and will, where appropriate, provide assistance or referral to other law enforcement agencies or officials depending upon the specific allegations and the evidence supporting the allegations. SECTION 3. A copy of this Order shall be provided by first class mail to the person who filed the complaint or grievance and the person alleged to have committed the violation (if contact information was provided by the complainant); to the members of the Indiana Election Commission by filing a copy of this Order at the Election Division; and to the Attorney General by electronic mail. SO ORDERED THIS 28th DAY OF MAY 2026: THE INDIANA ELECTION DIVISION: Replaces Order Document: New

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