Relates to the canvassing of ballots; repealer

This bill modifies election procedures by clarifying that mail-in and absentee ballots must be counted at a central location rather than at the polling place on election day. It achieves this by updating existing election laws to specify the correct section for processing these ballots and by removing two previous legal provisions that allowed for early counting at the poll site. The changes directly affect how election officials handle and tally votes from mail-in and absentee ballots, ensuring they follow a specific counting process. By repealing older sections of the election law, the bill eliminates the legal basis for counting these specific ballots at the polling station.