West Virginia Statutes

§ 3-4A-24a — Voting by challenged voter where touch-screen electronic voting systems are used

West Virginia § 3-4A-24a
JurisdictionWest Virginia
Ch. 3ELECTIONS
Art. 4AELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEMS

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W. Va. Code § 3-4A-24a (2026).

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If the right of any person to vote is challenged in accordance with the provisions of article one of this chapter, relating to the challenging of voters, and a vote recording device or ballot is used that tabulates the vote as an individual vote, the person is to be permitted to cast his or her vote by use of the vote recording device or ballot, as may be appropriate. An election commissioner shall enter into the voting device a voter-specific electronic code for any person voting a provisional ballot. The devices are to retain provisional ballots in electronic memory and are not to be tabulated in accordance with the provisions of this code, but are to be reviewed in accordance with the provisions of this code. After the county commission, as prescribed in article one of this chapter, ha

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Legislative History

2003 Reg. Sess., SB648; 2001 Reg. Sess., HB3066; 2001 Reg. Sess., HB3097

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