§ 14283 Assisted Voter Records

This rule says election officers must write down the names of any voters they help fill out their ballots, and then give that list to the elections official to keep with the other election papers.

Key Takeaways

•Officers must keep a list of voters who received help marking ballots.
•The list has to be turned over to the elections official.
•The list is stored with the other election materials and records.

Example

Mrs. Lopez can’t see well, so a precinct officer helps her mark her ballot. The officer writes her name on a list of people who got help.

After the voting ends, the officer hands that list to the elections official, and the list is stored together with all the other election records.

The precinct officers shall keep a list of the voters who have been assisted in marking their ballots. The list of assisted voters shall be returned to the elections official and preserved with other election materials and records. (Enacted by Stats. 1994, Ch. 920, Sec. 2.)

This rule says election officers must write down the names of any voters they help fill out their ballots, and then give that list to the elections official to keep with the other election papers.

Key Takeaways

•Officers must keep a list of voters who received help marking ballots.
•The list has to be turned over to the elections official.
•The list is stored with the other election materials and records.

Example

Mrs. Lopez can’t see well, so a precinct officer helps her mark her ballot. The officer writes her name on a list of people who got help.

After the voting ends, the officer hands that list to the elections official, and the list is stored together with all the other election records.

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