North Dakota § 16.1-02-01 Permanent central voter file

North Dakota Statutes

§ 16.1-02-01 — Permanent central voter file

North Dakota § 16.1-02-01

Title 16.1Elections

Ch. 16.1-02Central Voter File

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N.D. Cent. Code § 16.1-02-01 (2026).

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A permanent, centralized electronic database of voters, to be known as the central voter file,
is established with the offices of the secretary of state and county auditors linked together by a
centralized statewide system. The county auditor is chief custodian of the central voter file
records in each county. The secretary of state shall maintain the central voter file and provide
training and documentation that users who have been granted access to the system shall follow.
The central voter file must be accessible by the secretary of state and all county auditors for
purposes of preventing and determining voter fraud, making changes and updates, and
generating information, including pollbooks, reports, inquiries, forms, and voter lists.

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A permanent, centralized electronic database of voters, to be known as the central voter file,
is established with the offices of the secretary of state and county auditors linked together by a
centralized statewide system. The county auditor is chief custodian of the central voter file
records in each county. The secretary of state shall maintain the central voter file and provide
training and documentation that users who have been granted access to the system shall follow.
The central voter file must be accessible by the secretary of state and all county auditors for
purposes of preventing and determining voter fraud, making changes and updates, and
generating information, including pollbooks, reports, inquiries, forms, and voter lists.