Connecticut Regulations § 9-242-8 Hardware standards. Ballot cards
Regulation Text
Punchcard and marksense voting machines that will be processed by general purpose card readers shall utilize card stock, punch configurations, and punch field locations which comply with industry standards for Automatic Data Processing (ADP) supplies and equipment. Ballots intended for use only with their parent system may be of any material and configuration consistent with the requirements of the system. As part of stock finishing, each distinct ballot configuration shall have a unique identification code punched or marked for machine verification. All candidates, offices and questions shall be printed on the ballot and not on an ancillary device.
History
Effective February 23, 1994
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