§ 18513 Bond Election Ballot Rules

• •Voting is done with a simple ballot that says 'Bonds—Yes' or 'Bonds—No'.
• •You mark your choice with a cross (+) next to 'Yes' or 'No' using a pencil or ink.
• •After voting, you give your ballot to the inspector, who puts it in the ballot box while you watch.
• •The judges write down your name on the poll list to show you voted.

Your town wants to build a new school and needs money, so they ask people to vote on whether to issue bonds (like borrowing money).

You go to vote and see a ballot with 'Bonds—Yes' and 'Bonds—No'. You put a cross next to 'Yes' if you want the new school or 'No' if you don’t. Then you give your ballot to the inspector, who drops it in the box, and the judges write your name down.