The only thing I've found is that they certify machines.

In Reply to: Worded poorly it certifies them BEFORE the election posted by russsmith on July 09, 2026 at 23:22:37

The EAC certifies voting machines and then states can choose among the certified machines.

Everything else the EAC does is advisory. They provide a suggested model (just like we have with building codes and traffic laws) and states can follow it or modify it.

Unless a state changes their machines, past certifications cover the machines currently in service.

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