It also establishes a bipartisan election modernization task force, paving the way for future reforms.
He called his victory, in predominantly Democratic neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens, "an important bipartisan election," which, he said, is "the only way it can be done in New York City".
The bill would create a four-member bipartisan Election Assistance Commission to evaluate election equipment and develop voluntary standards.
Controversial issues in the Senate often do not get resolved until a bipartisan "gang" is formed to strike a deal.
"Our nation's highest court has protected the voting rights of all Ohioans, allowing our bipartisan elections officials to continue preparing for a successful November election," she said.
A bipartisan group of 12 election board directors and deputy directors acted as advisers.
An added layer of oversight will be provided by a bipartisan group of county elections officials.
The executives said they would push for a bipartisan agreement once this contentious election season was over.
The election of a bipartisan spate of incapable entrepreneurs, including Trump, may finally drive a stake through the heart of this old chestnut.
"The best time to work on a bipartisan basis is right after an election".
