Indiana § 3-12-1-12 Application to votes cast by any method; counting vote made invalid
by mistake or inadvertence of election officer

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-12-1-12 — Application to votes cast by any method; counting vote made invalid by mistake or inadvertence of election officer

Indiana·Art. 12 ASCERTAINING RESULTS OF ELECTIONS·Ch. 1 Rules for Counting Ballots

(a)This section applies to votes cast by any method.

(b)Except as provided in section 13 of this chapter, a ballot that has been marked and cast by a voter in compliance with this title but may otherwise not be counted solely as the result of the act or failure to act of an election officer may nevertheless be counted in a proceeding under IC 3-12-6, IC 3-12-8, or IC 3-12-11 unless evidence of fraud, tampering, or misconduct affecting the integrity of the ballot is presented by a party to the proceeding.

(c)The act or failure to act by an election officer is not by itself evidence of fraud, tampering, or misconduct affecting the integrity of the ballot.

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(a) This section applies to votes cast by any
method.
(b) Except as provided in section 13 of this chapter, a ballot that has
been marked and cast by a voter in compliance with this title but may
otherwise not be counted solely as the result of the act or failure to act
of an election officer may nevertheless be counted in a proceeding
under IC 3-12-6, IC 3-12-8, or IC 3-12-11 unless evidence of fraud,
tampering, or misconduct affecting the integrity of the ballot is
presented by a party to the proceeding.
(c) The act or failure to act by an election officer is not by itself
evidence of fraud, tampering, or misconduct affecting the integrity of
the ballot.

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