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Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 29.--VOTING PROCEDURE

25-2907. Removal of ballots from voting place prohibited.No person shall take or remove any ballot from a voting place except thesupervising judge. Any voter who, after receiving a ballot or set ofballots, decides not to vote one or more of such ballots, shall, beforeleaving the voting place, so notify the election board and surrender to itall the ballots which have been given to him. A refusal or failure to sosurrender such ballots shall be unlawful and shall subject the person sooffending to immediate arrest and the penalties provided by law for suchoffenses.

History: L. 1968, ch. 406, § 29; April 30.

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25-2907

Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 29.--VOTING PROCEDURE

25-2907. Removal of ballots from voting place prohibited.No person shall take or remove any ballot from a voting place except thesupervising judge. Any voter who, after receiving a ballot or set ofballots, decides not to vote one or more of such ballots, shall, beforeleaving the voting place, so notify the election board and surrender to itall the ballots which have been given to him. A refusal or failure to sosurrender such ballots shall be unlawful and shall subject the person sooffending to immediate arrest and the penalties provided by law for suchoffenses.

History: L. 1968, ch. 406, § 29; April 30.

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25-2907

Chapter 25.--ELECTIONS Article 29.--VOTING PROCEDURE

25-2907. Removal of ballots from voting place prohibited.No person shall take or remove any ballot from a voting place except thesupervising judge. Any voter who, after receiving a ballot or set ofballots, decides not to vote one or more of such ballots, shall, beforeleaving the voting place, so notify the election board and surrender to itall the ballots which have been given to him. A refusal or failure to sosurrender such ballots shall be unlawful and shall subject the person sooffending to immediate arrest and the penalties provided by law for suchoffenses.

History: L. 1968, ch. 406, § 29; April 30.