Indiana Statutes
§ 3-12-1-3 — Ballot void if it bears distinguishing mark or mutilation
The whole ballot is void if the ballot bears any
distinguishing mark (other than a voting mark) or a mutilation made by
the voter or an election officer with the intent to enable a person to
determine who cast the marked or mutilated ballot.
[Pre-1986 Recodification Citations: 3-1-25-1(a) part;
3-1-28-8 part.]
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Legislative History
As added by P.L.5-1986, SEC.8. Amended by P.L.3-1987,
SEC.331.
Nearby Sections
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§ 3-10-1-1
Application of chapter§ 3-10-1-10
Persons entitled to challenge voter§ 3-10-1-11
Voting methods, supplies, and equipment§ 3-10-1-12
Preparation and distribution of ballots§ 3-10-1-13
Specifications for ballots§ 3-10-1-14
Repealed§ 3-10-1-14.1
Printing names on ballot§ 3-10-1-17
Colored ballot labels; party designation§ 3-10-1-19.2
Order of districts and candidates on ballot§ 3-10-1-19.5
Alternative order of county offices