Indiana § 3-11.5-5-29 Release of information concerning absentee ballot counts before close
of polls other than as provided by chapter

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11.5-5-29 — Release of information concerning absentee ballot counts before close of polls other than as provided by chapter

Indiana § 3-11.5-5-29

Art. 11.5COUNTING ABSENTEE BALLOTS

Ch. 5Counting of Absentee Ballots Cast on Paper Ballots

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Ind. Code § 3-11.5-5-29 (2026).

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(a)This section applies to a person who observes or performs any of the following under this chapter:

(1)The counting of absentee ballots.

(2)The proceedings of absentee ballot counters or the county election board regarding a protested ballot.

(3)The preparation of a certificate by absentee ballot counters.

(4)The delivery of a certificate to the circuit court clerk or county election board.

(b)Except as prescribed by this chapter, a person shall not provide any other person with information concerning the number of votes:

(1)a candidate received for an office; or

(2)cast to approve or reject a public question; on absentee ballots counted under this chapter before the closing of the polls.

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(a) This section applies to a person who
observes or performs any of the following under this chapter:
(1) The counting of absentee ballots.
(2) The proceedings of absentee ballot counters or the county
election board regarding a protested ballot.
(3) The preparation of a certificate by absentee ballot counters.
(4) The delivery of a certificate to the circuit court clerk or county
election board.
(b) Except as prescribed by this chapter, a person shall not provide
any other person with information concerning the number of votes:
(1) a candidate received for an office; or
(2) cast to approve or reject a public question;
on absentee ballots counted under this chapter before the closing of the
polls.