Primary And General Election Laws
Primary And General Election Laws
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'73, 606-8; R. , 481-3; t). '51, 246-8. ] Sec. 1113. Polling places voting booths. In townships the trustees, and in cities and towns the mayor and clerk, shall provide suitable places in which to hold all elections provided for in this chapter, and see that the same are warmed, lighted, and furnished with proper supplies and conveniences, includ- ing a sufficient number or supply of booths, shelves, pens, pen- holders, ink, blotters and pencils to enable the voter to pre- pare his ballot for v...oting, screened from all observation as to the manner in which he does so. A guard rail shall be so con- structed and placed that only such persons as are inside such rail can approach within six feet of the ballot box, or of the booths. The voting booths shall be so arranged that they can only be reached by passing within said guard rail, and so METHOD OF CONDUCTING ELECTIONS 71 that they shall be in plain view of the election officers, and both booths and ballot boxes shall be in plain view of persons outside of the guard rail.
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'73, 606-8; R. , 481-3; t). '51, 246-8. ] Sec. 1113. Polling places voting booths. In townships the trustees, and in cities and towns the mayor and clerk, shall provide suitable places in which to hold all elections provided for in this chapter, and see that the same are warmed, lighted, and furnished with proper supplies and conveniences, includ- ing a sufficient number or supply of booths, shelves, pens, pen- holders, ink, blotters and pencils to enable the voter to pre- pare his ballot for v...oting, screened from all observation as to the manner in which he does so. A guard rail shall be so con- structed and placed that only such persons as are inside such rail can approach within six feet of the ballot box, or of the booths. The voting booths shall be so arranged that they can only be reached by passing within said guard rail, and so METHOD OF CONDUCTING ELECTIONS 71 that they shall be in plain view of the election officers, and both booths and ballot boxes shall be in plain view of persons outside of the guard rail.
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