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Rhode Island’s outdated campaign finance software system is set to receive a significant upgrade thanks to a recently approved one-year contract valued at $140,000. The Board of Elections voted in favor of the contract on Tuesday, marking a crucial step towards modernizing the state's electoral processes.
The current system has faced criticism for its inefficiencies and limitations, hindering the transparency and effectiveness of campaign finance reporting. With this upgrade, officials aim to enhance the functionality and user experience of the software, ensuring that it meets the evolving needs of both candidates and voters.
The new system is expected to streamline the reporting process, making it easier for candidates to file their campaign finance information and for the public to access this data. This move is seen as a vital investment in the integrity of Rhode Island's electoral system, promoting greater accountability and transparency in campaign financing.
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