West Virginia Statutes

§ 3-1-4 — Manner of voting

West Virginia·Ch. 3 ELECTIONS·Art. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS AND DEFINITIONS

In all elections the mode of voting shall be by ballot, but the voter shall be left free to vote by either open, sealed, or secret ballot, as he may elect. Voting by ballot may be accomplished as provided in articles three, four, five and six of this chapter.

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Legislative History

2013 Reg. Sess., SB570; 1963 Reg. Sess., SB2

Nearby Sections

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§ 3-1-1

Short title; purpose

§ 3-1-10

Party committees in office

§ 3-1-11

Powers of state executive committee; central or subcommittees; party emblems

§ 3-1-12

Members of national party committee

§ 3-1-13

Other party or group committees

§ 3-1-14

Presidential electors; how chosen; duties; vacancies; compensation

§ 3-1-15

Election of United States senators and congressmen

§ 3-1-16

Election of state officers

§ 3-1-17

Election of circuit judges; county and district officers; magistrates

§ 3-1-18

Election to fill other offices

§ 3-1-19

Ballot commissioners; selection; duties generally; vacancies

§ 3-1-2

Scope of chapter; definitions

§ 3-1-20

Cards of instructions to voters; sample ballots; posting

§ 3-1-21

Printing of official and sample ballots; number; packaging and delivery; correction of ballots

§ 3-1-21a

Vendors authorized to print ballots; eligibility; application and certification; denial, suspension and revocation of authorization; appeal

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