Indiana § 3-11-13-19 Ballot cards and secrecy envelopes; precinct number or designation;
line for poll clerk's initials

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-13-19 — Ballot cards and secrecy envelopes; precinct number or designation; line for poll clerk's initials

Indiana·Art. 11 VOTING METHODS, SUPPLIES, AND·Ch. 13 Voting by Ballot Card Voting System

(a)Each circuit court clerk shall have printed on each ballot used in a precinct the precinct number or designation.

(b)Except as provided in subsections (c) and (d), each circuit court clerk shall print or stamp the precinct number or designation and a line for each poll clerk's initials on both a ballot card and the ballot card's secrecy envelope before the election.

(c)In a vote center county using an electronic poll list, the circuit court clerk shall not print or stamp the poll clerk's initials required by subsection (b) if the printed initials of the poll clerks captured through the electronic signature pad or tablet at the time the poll clerks log into the electronic poll book system are printed by a printer separate from the electronic poll list on the back of each ballot card i

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(a) Each circuit court clerk shall have
printed on each ballot used in a precinct the precinct number or
designation.
(b) Except as provided in subsections (c) and (d), each circuit court
clerk shall print or stamp the precinct number or designation and a line
for each poll clerk's initials on both a ballot card and the ballot card's
secrecy envelope before the election.
(c) In a vote center county using an electronic poll list, the circuit
court clerk shall not print or stamp the poll clerk's initials required by
subsection (b) if the printed initials of the poll clerks captured through
the electronic signature pad or tablet at the time the poll clerks log into
the electronic poll book system are printed by a printer separate from
the electronic poll list on the back of each ballot card immediately
before the ballot card is delivered to the voter.
(d) In a vote center county using an electronic poll book, the circuit
court clerk may print or stamp the precinct number or designation:
(1) before the election as provided by subsection (b); or
(2) at the time the ballot card is printed immediately before the
ballot card is delivered to a voter as provided by subsection (c).
[Pre-1986 Recodification Citation: 3-2-4-4(d) part.]

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