§ 5864 Harbor District Ballot Form
This law tells exactly how the ballot must look when people vote on creating a harbor district and borrowing money for it.
A seaside town holds a vote on whether to start a harbor district and borrow $5 million to build a new dock. Jane goes to the polls and marks the box next to “For the harbor district” to say yes, while Tom marks the box next to “Against the harbor district” to say no.
The ballot they use has to have the two choices with a space to mark, and nobody can erase, cross out, or damage the paper. If Jane accidentally tears the ballot, she must give it back to the election inspector and get a fresh one.
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§ 5864 Harbor District Ballot Form
Last verified: January 11, 2026