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Hart Information Services Inc. has won its campaign for funding: The Austin company drummed up $32.5 million in second-round financing to sell and market its electronic voter registration systems nationwide.

Leading the round was Austin-based Texas Growth Fund Management Corp. Previous investor Triton Ventures, RES Partners of Austin, Summit Capital of Houston and Dallas-based Stratford Capital also contributed to the funding. Hoak Breedlove Wesneski & Co. provided investment management services to Hart.

Hart Information Services has changed its name to Hart InterCivic Inc. to better represent its focus on state and local government clients, says Britt …

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