§ 14103 Ballot Delivery To Precincts
This law says election officials have to send the right number of sealed ballots to each voting place before the polls open, and the packages must clearly show where they belong and how many ballots are inside.
A town is holding a city council election. The county elections office packs 3,000 sealed ballots, labels the outside "Precinct 5 – 3,000 ballots," and ships the package to the Precinct 5 board before voting starts.
When the precinct board receives the sealed package, they know exactly how many ballots they should have and that they are meant for their precinct, so they can set up the voting tables without any mix‑ups.
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§ 14103 Ballot Delivery To Precincts
Last verified: January 10, 2026