Pennsylvania Statutes § 2968 Forms of ballots on file and open to public inspection; ballots and diagrams to be furnished to candidates and parties
Statute Text
(a)
The county board of elections shall have on file in its office
[, on and]
after the Thursday
[preceding]
before
each primary and election, open to public inspection, forms of the ballots and ballot labels
[, with the names and such statements and notations as may be required by the provisions of this act, printed thereon, which shall be used in each election district within the county]
.
The forms of the ballots and ballot labels shall be published on the county board's publicly accessible internet website.
(b)
On the Thursday
[preceding]
before
each primary, the county board shall, upon request made at their office,
[there]
deliver to each candidate whose name is printed on the ballot of any party, or to his authorized representative, without charge, three
[specimen]
sample
ballots of such party for the entire district
[in which such candidate is to be voted for, and the candidate may, at his own expense, have printed on different colored paper as many copies as he requires for conducting his campaign]
.
(c)
On the Thursday
[preceding]
before
each November election, the county board shall, upon request made at their office,
[there]
deliver to the county chairman or other authorized representative of each political party and political body in the county, without charge, two
[specimen]
sample
ballots
[or diagrams]
for each election district within the county in which candidates of such party or political body are
[to be voted for, and such political party or political body may, at its own expense, have printed on different colored paper as many copies as it requires for conducting its campaign.]
running for office.
History
Amended by
P.L.
1937, June 3, P.L. 1333, art. X, § 1008.
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