Georgia § 21-2-323 Installation of voting machines; discontinuance of use of paper ballots; minimum number; different types; requirements as to working order and capacity

Georgia Statutes

§ 21-2-323 — Installation of voting machines; discontinuance of use of paper ballots; minimum number; different types; requirements as to working order and capacity

(a)When the use of voting machines has been authorized in the manner prescribed by Code Section 21-2-320 or 21-2-321 , such voting machines shall be installed, either simultaneously or gradually, within the municipality. Upon the installation of voting machines in any precinct, the use of paper ballots therein shall be discontinued, except as otherwise provided by this chapter.

(b)In each precinct in which voting machines are used, the municipal governing authority shall provide at least one voting machine for each 500 electors, or major fraction thereof, except that at least one voting machine shall be provided in each such precinct in any case.

(c)Voting machines of different kinds may be used for different precincts in the same municipality.

(d)The municipal governing authority shal

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(a) When the use of voting machines has been authorized in the manner prescribed by Code Section 21-2-320 or 21-2-321 , such voting machines shall be installed, either simultaneously or gradually, within the municipality. Upon the installation of voting machines in any precinct, the use of paper ballots therein shall be discontinued, except as otherwise provided by this chapter. (b) In each precinct in which voting machines are used, the municipal governing authority shall provide at least one voting machine for each 500 electors, or major fraction thereof, except that at least one voting machine shall be provided in each such precinct in any case. (c) Voting machines of different kinds may be used for different precincts in the same municipality. (d) The municipal governing authority shall provide voting machines in good working order and of sufficient capacity to accommodate the names of a reasonable number of candidates for all party offices and nominations and public offices, which, under existing laws and party rules, are likely to be voted for at any future primary or election.

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