Indiana § 3-7-12-32 Determination that no violation exists; persons to be notified

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-7-12-32 — Determination that no violation exists; persons to be notified

Indiana·Art. 7 VOTER REGISTRATION·Ch. 12 County Administration of Voter Registration

If the circuit court clerk determines that the notice does not allege a violation of NVRA or this article, even if the facts set forth in the notice are assumed to be true, the clerk shall provide a copy of the determination by first class mail with tracking to:

(1)the person who filed the notice;

(2)the person alleged to have committed the violation;

(3)the members of the county election board; and

(4)the NVRA official.

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If the circuit court clerk determines that the
notice does not allege a violation of NVRA or this article, even if the
facts set forth in the notice are assumed to be true, the clerk shall
provide a copy of the determination by first class mail with tracking to:
(1) the person who filed the notice;
(2) the person alleged to have committed the violation;
(3) the members of the county election board; and
(4) the NVRA official.

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