Indiana Statutes § 3-10-1-25 Paper ballots or ballot card system; procedures
Statute Text
(a)
If paper ballots are used in a precinct, one (1) of the poll clerks or assistant poll clerks shall deliver to a voter one (1) of the voter's political party ballots and a pencil after the voter signs the poll list. The voter shall take the ballot and pencil into an election booth and mark the ballot within the time provided under IC
3-11-11-10.5
.
(b)
If a ballot card voting system is used in a precinct, one (1) of the poll clerks or assistant poll clerks shall deliver to a voter one (1) of the voter's political party ballot cards and instructions on how to operate the ballot card system as described in IC
3-11-13-29
and IC
3-11-13-30
. The voter shall take the ballot card into the voting booth and mark the ballot within the time provided under IC
3-11-13-32.5
.
Source
Pre-1986 Recodification Citation: 3-1-9-10 part.
History
As added by P.L. 5-1986 , SEC. 6 . Amended by P.L. 3-1987 , SEC. 160 ; P.L. 5-1989 , SEC. 39 .
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