(1) (a) A poll worker, a watcher, or an individual who lives in the voting precinct may challenge an individual's eligibility to vote in that voting precinct or in that election if: (i) the individual making the challenge and the challenged individual are both present at the polling place at the time the challenge is made; and (ii) the challenge is made when the challenged individual applies for a ballot. (b) An individual may make a challenge by orally stating the challenged individual's name and the basis for the challenge, as provided under Section 20A-3-202.

(a) A poll worker, a watcher, or an individual who lives in the voting precinct may challenge an individual's eligibility to vote in that voting precinct or in that election if: (i) the individual making the challenge and the challenged individual are both present at the polling place at the time the challenge is made; and (ii) the challenge is made when the challenged individual applies for a ballot.

(i) the individual making the challenge and the challenged individual are both present at the polling place at the time the challenge is made; and

(ii) the challenge is made when the challenged individual applies for a ballot.

(b) An individual may make a challenge by orally stating the challenged individual's name and the basis for the challenge, as provided under Section 20A-3-202.

(2) The poll worker shall record a challenge in the official register and on the challenge sheets in the pollbook, including: (a) the name of the challenged individual; (b) the name of the individual making the challenge; and (c) the basis upon which the challenge is made.

(a) the name of the challenged individual;

(b) the name of the individual making the challenge; and

(c) the basis upon which the challenge is made.

(3) If an individual's eligibility to vote is challenged under this section, the poll worker shall follow the procedures and requirements of Section 20A-3-105.5.