; or (B) develop an election website that is fully accessible in accordance with this section. (2) In-house training Under such partnership, the outside technical organization shall also be required to provide training to in-house personnel of the State or units of local government to maintain and update election websites in an accessible manner. (c) State plan (1) Development The chief State election official of each State shall, through a committee of appropriate individuals as described in paragraph (2), develop a State plan that describes how the State and local governments will meet the requirements under this section. (2) Committee membership The committee shall comprise at least the following individuals: (A) The chief election officials of the four most populous jurisdictions within the State. (B) The chief election officials of the four least populous jurisdictions within the State. (C) Representatives from two disability advocacy groups, including at least one such representative who is an individual with a disability. (D) Representatives from two older individual advocacy groups, including at least one such representative who is an older individual. (E) Representatives from two independent non-governmental organizations with expertise in establishing and maintaining accessible websites. (F) Representatives from two independent non-governmental voting rights organizations. (G) Representatives from State protection and advocacy systems as defined in section 102 of the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000 ( 42 U.S.C. 15002 ). (d) Partnership To monitor and verify accessibility The chief State election official of each eligible State, through the committee of appropriate individuals under subsection (c)(2), shall partner with at least two of the following organizations to monitor and verify the accessibility of the election website and the completeness of the election information and the accuracy of the disability information provided on such website: (1) University Centers