AN ACT CONCERNING BIPARTISAN SUPPORT FOR ELECTIONS-RELATED LEGISLATION.

HB 6014 creates a Bipartisan Legislative Commission on Elections and requires that any bill affecting elections (such as voting procedures or election administration rules) must either receive the commission’s approval before a legislative vote or secure a two-thirds vote in both chambers of the legislature. This applies to all election-related legislation, directly affecting how such bills are processed and enacted. The bill establishes a formal process to ensure both major political parties review and support election bills before they become law. The key mechanism shifts the approval path for election legislation from standard majority votes to either commission endorsement or supermajority support.