§ 14273 Ballot Marking Device Handling

This law says a voting marker (like a pen) can be given to a voter before they go into the voting booth, and must be given back after they finish marking their ballot.

Key Takeaways

•A voting marker can be handed to the voter before they enter the voting booth.
•The voter must give the marker back after finishing the ballot.
•The precinct board is in charge of collecting the marker after voting.

Example

Maria goes to her polling place, receives a pen from the poll worker before she steps into the booth, uses it to fill in her choices, and then hands the pen back to the poll worker when she leaves the booth.

The law lets the poll worker give Maria the pen before she votes, and requires her to return it after she's done, just like the rule says.

The device for marking the ballot may be handed to the voter with his or her ballot before the voter goes into the voting booth, and shall be returned to the precinct board after he or she has finished marking his or her ballot. (Enacted by Stats. 1994, Ch. 920, Sec. 2.)

This law says a voting marker (like a pen) can be given to a voter before they go into the voting booth, and must be given back after they finish marking their ballot.

Key Takeaways

•A voting marker can be handed to the voter before they enter the voting booth.
•The voter must give the marker back after finishing the ballot.
•The precinct board is in charge of collecting the marker after voting.

Example

The law lets the poll worker give Maria the pen before she votes, and requires her to return it after she's done, just like the rule says.

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§ 14273 Ballot Marking Device Handling

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