Subarticle A. Absentee Balloting Procedures Law.

Subarticle A. Absentee Balloting Procedures Law.

§ 23-15-621. Short title
§ 23-15-623. Application to absentee ballots authorized in Subarticles B, C, and D
§ 23-15-625. Duties of registrar relating to the provision and disbursement of absentee voting applications; request for application by person other than elector seeking to vote by absentee ballot; solicitation of absentee ballot applications for persons staying in skilled nursing facility prohibited; exceptions; maintenance of list of absentee voters; public access to list; placement of absentee ballots in ballot boxes; authority to mail applications to qualified electors; use of Statewide Election Management System
§ 23-15-627. Distribution of absentee ballot application by registrar; request for absentee ballot application by certain persons on behalf of an elector; form of application
§ 23-15-629. Applications by persons who are permanently physically disabled; listing of qualified electors; distribution of ballots
§ 23-15-631. Instructions to absent electors; instructions as constituting substantive law
§ 23-15-633. Signatures of elector and attesting witness across flap of envelope
§ 23-15-635. Form of elector’s certificate, attesting witness certification, and voter assistance certificate where county registrar is not attesting witness and voter is not absent voter as defined in the Armed Forces Absentee Voting Law
§ 23-15-639. Examination of absentee ballots at close of polls; counting of ballots
§ 23-15-641. Grounds for rejection of ballots; procedure
§ 23-15-643. Examination of affidavits; challenges
§ 23-15-645. Preservation of materials relative to absentee voters; return of materials to registrar
§ 23-15-647. Disposition of absentee ballots received after applicable deadlines
§ 23-15-649. Preparation and printing of absentee voter ballots
§ 23-15-651. Announcement of results of vote by absentee balloting
§ 23-15-653. Hours of registrars’ offices on two Saturdays prior to each election
§ 23-15-657. Requests for absentee ballots by telephone

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