Article 4A. Electronic Voting Systems

Article 4A. Electronic Voting Systems

§3-4A-1. Use of Electronic Voting Systems Authorized
§3-4A-2. Definitions
§3-4A-3. Procedure for Adopting Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-4. Procedure for Terminating Use of Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-5. Duty of County Commission to Acquire Vote Recording Devices, Acquire Use of Automatic Tabulating Equipment, and Provide a Central Counting Center
§3-4A-6. Acquisition of Vote Recording Devices by Purchase or Lease; Acquisition of Use of Automatic Tabulating Equipment; Counting Centers
§3-4A-7. Bids and Contracts for Vote Recording Devices; False Swearing or Failure to Disclose Facts
§3-4A-8. Approval of Electronic Voting System by State Election Commission; Expenses; Compensation of Persons Examining System
§3-4A-9. Minimum Requirements of Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-9a. Authorization for Ballot-Marking Voting Systems; Minimum Requirements
§3-4A-9b. Authorization for Precinct Ballot-Scanning Device; Minimum Requirements
§3-4A-10. County Clerk to Be Custodian of Vote-Recording Devices, Tabulating Equipment and Electronic Poll Books; Duties
§3-4A-10a. Proportional Distribution of Vote-Recording Devices
§3-4A-11a. Ballots Tabulated Electronically; Arrangement, Quantity to Be Printed, Ballot Stub Numbers
§3-4A-13. Inspection of Ballots, Electronic Poll Books and Vote-Recording Devices; Duties of County Commission, Ballot Commissioners and Election Commissioners; Records Relating to Ballots and Vote-Recording Devices; Receipt of Election Materials by Ballot Commissioners
§3-4A-14. Election Boards Where Electronic Voting Systems Used
§3-4A-15. Instructions and Help to Voters; Vote-Recording Device Models; Facsimile Diagrams; Sample Ballots; Legal Ballot Advertisements
§3-4A-16. Delivery of Vote-Recording Devices and Electronic Poll Books; Time, Arrangement for Voting
§3-4A-17. Check of Vote-Recording Devices and Electronic Poll Books Before Use; Corrections; Reserve Vote-Recording Devices
§3-4A-18. Disrepair of Vote Recording Devices in Use; Reserve Vote Recording Devices
§3-4A-19. Conducting Electronic Voting System Elections Generally; Duties of Election Officers; Penalties
§3-4A-19a. Form of Ballots; Requiring the Signatures of Poll Clerks; Prohibiting the Counting of Votes Cast on Ballots Without Signatures
§3-4A-20. Non-Affiliated Voters in Primary Elections
§3-4A-22. Assistance to Illiterate and Disabled Voters
§3-4A-23. Persons Prohibited About Voting Booths; Penalties
§3-4A-24. Voting by Challenged Voter
§3-4A-24a. Voting by Challenged Voter Where Touch-Screen Electronic Voting Systems Are Used
§3-4A-25. Closing Polls
§3-4A-26. Test of Automatic Tabulating Equipment
§3-4A-27. Proceedings at the Central Counting Center
§3-4A-28. Post-Election Custody and Inspection of Vote-Recording Devices and Electronic Poll Books; Canvass and Recounts
§3-4A-29. Incorrect Recordation or Tabulation of Votes; Testing Accuracy of Vote Recording Devices and Automatic Tabulating Equipment; Procedures and Requirements
§3-4A-30. Adjustments in Voting Precincts Where Electronic Voting System Used
§3-4A-31. Use of Electronic Voting Systems in Municipal Elections
§3-4A-32. Applicability of General Laws Relating to Elections
§3-4A-33. Tampering With Vote-Recording Devices, Electronic Poll Books, Ballot Labels, Ballot or Ballot Cards, Program Decks, Standard Validation Test Decks or Other Automatic Tabulating Equipment; Other Dishonest Practices; Attempts; Penalty
§3-4A-34. Wilful Neglect of Duty by Officials; Penalties

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