Georgia § 21-2-590 Poll officer permitting unregistered or unqualified persons to vote; refusing to permit registered and qualified persons to vote; unlawful rendering of assistance

Georgia Statutes

§ 21-2-590 — Poll officer permitting unregistered or unqualified persons to vote; refusing to permit registered and qualified persons to vote; unlawful rendering of assistance

Any poll officer who:

(1)Permits any unregistered person to vote at any primary or election, knowing such person is unregistered;

(2)Permits any person registered as an elector to vote, knowing that such person is not qualified to vote, whether or not such person has been challenged;

(3)Refuses to permit any duly registered and qualified person to vote at any primary or election, with the knowledge that such person is entitled to vote; or (4) Renders assistance to an elector in voting in violation of Code Section 21-2-409 , or knowingly permits another person to render such assistance in violation of Code Section 21-2-409 shall be guilty of a felony.

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Any poll officer who: (1) Permits any unregistered person to vote at any primary or election, knowing such person is unregistered; (2) Permits any person registered as an elector to vote, knowing that such person is not qualified to vote, whether or not such person has been challenged; (3) Refuses to permit any duly registered and qualified person to vote at any primary or election, with the knowledge that such person is entitled to vote; or (4) Renders assistance to an elector in voting in violation of Code Section 21-2-409 , or knowingly permits another person to render such assistance in violation of Code Section 21-2-409 shall be guilty of a felony.

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