§ 3-1-36 Report on and disposition of ballots spoiled or not used.
§ 3-1-37 Restrictions on presence and conduct at polls.
§ 3-1-38 Disorder at polls; procedure.
§ 3-1-39 Illegal voting; affidavit; procedure.
§ 3-1-40
§ 3-1-41 Challenged and provisional voter procedures; counting of provisional voters' ballots; ballots of election officials.
§ 3-1-42 Time off for voting.
§ 3-1-43 Disposition of miscellaneous election papers.
§ 3-1-44 Compensation of election officials; expenses.
§ 3-1-45 Court proceedings to compel performance of duties, etc.
§ 3-1-46 Training program for election officials.
§ 3-1-47
§ 3-1-48 Legislative findings; State Election Fund; loans to counties; availability of funds; repayment of loans; grants to counties for election systems; Secretary of State expenditures from County Assistance Voting Equipment Fund.
§ 3-1-49 Voting system standards.
§ 3-1-50 Establishment of state-based administrative complaint procedures.
§ 3-1-51 Identity verification of voters executing voter identity affidavit.
§ 3-1-52 Ranked-choice voting prohibited.
Article 1A State Election Commission and Secretary of State
§ 3-1A-8 Investigators for the Secretary of State.
§ 3-1A-9 Nonpublic funding sources for election administration and related expenses.
Article 1B Fair Campaign Practices
§ 3-1B-1 Legislative findings, purpose, declaration and intent.
§ 3-1B-2 Definitions.
§ 3-1B-3 Powers and duties of the commission.
§ 3-1B-4 Hearing; disposition; sanctions.
§ 3-1B-5 Code of fair campaign practices.
§ 3-1B-6 Forms.
§ 3-1B-7 Retention of forms; public inspection.
§ 3-1B-8 Voluntary subscription to the code.
§ 3-1B-9 Release from subscription to the code.
§ 3-1B-10 Adjustment of spending limitations.
Article 1C Accessible Voting Technology Act
§ 3-1C-1 Short title.
§ 3-1C-2 Findings.
§ 3-1C-3 Definitions.
§ 3-1C-4 Requirements for accessible voting technology and systems.
Article 2 Registration of Voters
§ 3-2-1 Permanent voter registration law; uniform system of voter registration.
§ 3-2-2 Eligibility to register to vote.
§ 3-2-3 State authority relating to voter registration; chief election official.
§ 3-2-4 Authority and responsibility of the clerk of the county commission and of the county commission relating to voter registration.
§ 3-2-4a Statewide voter registration database.
§ 3-2-5 Forms for application for registration; information required and requested; types of application forms; notices.
§ 3-2-6 Time of registration application before an election.
§ 3-2-6a Extended time for certain persons to register in person.
§ 3-2-7 Hours and days of registration in the office of the clerk of the county commission; in-person application for voter registration; identification required.
§ 3-2-8 Registration outreach services by the clerk of the county commission; challenge of voter's registration.
§ 3-2-9 Appointment of temporary and volunteer registrars for registration outreach services.
§ 3-2-10 Application for registration by mail.
§ 3-2-11 Registration in conjunction with driver licensing.
§ 3-2-12 Combined voter registration and driver licensing fund; transfer of funds.
§ 3-2-13 Agencies to provide voter registration services; designation of responsible employees; forms; prohibitions; confidentiality.
§ 3-2-14 Registration procedures at agencies.
§ 3-2-15 Special procedures relating to agency registration at marriage license offices.
§ 3-2-16 Procedures upon receipt of application for registration by the clerk of the county commission; verification procedure and notice of disposition of application for registration.
§ 3-2-17 Denial of registration application; notice; appeal to clerk of the county commission, decision; appeal to county commission, hearing, decision; appeal to circuit court.
§ 3-2-18 Registration records; active, inactive, canceled, pending and rejected registration files; procedure; voting records.
§ 3-2-19 Maintenance of active and inactive registration records for municipal elections.
§ 3-2-20
§ 3-2-21 Maintenance of records in the statewide voter registration database in lieu of precinct record books.
§ 3-2-22 Correction of voter records.
§ 3-2-22a
§ 3-2-23 Cancellation of registration of deceased or ineligible voters.
§ 3-2-23a Cancellation of registration of deceased or ineligible voter.
§ 3-2-24
§ 3-2-25 Systematic purging program for removal of ineligible voters from active voter registration files; comparison of data records; confirmation notices; public inspection list.
§ 3-2-26 Confirmation notices for systematic purging program.
§ 3-2-27 Procedure following sending of confirmation notices; correction or cancellation of registrations upon response; designation of inactive when no response; cancellation of inactive voters; records.
§ 3-2-28 Challenges; notice; cancellation of registration.
§ 3-2-29 Custody of original registration records.
§ 3-2-30 Public inspection of voter registration records in the office of the clerk of the county commission; providing voter lists for noncommercial use; prohibition against resale of voter lists for commercial use or profit.
§ 3-2-31 Rules pertaining to voting after registration or change of address within the county.
§ 3-2-32 Unlawful registration or rejection of voter; penalties.
§ 3-2-33 Neglect of duty by registration officers; penalties.
§ 3-2-34 Alteration or destruction of records; penalties.
§ 3-2-35 Withholding information; penalties.
§ 3-2-36 Crimes and offenses relating to applications for registration or change of registration; penalties.
§ 3-2-37 Effective date.
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Article 3 Voting by Absentees
§ 3-3-1 Persons eligible to vote absentee ballots.
§ 3-3-2a Early voting areas; prohibition against display of campaign material.
§ 3-3-2b Special absentee voting list.
§ 3-3-3 Early voting in person.
§ 3-3-3a Voting absent voter's ballot by personal appearance in Saturday elections for religious reasons.
§ 3-3-4 Assistance to voter in voting an absentee ballot by personal appearance; penalties.
§ 3-3-5 Voting an absentee ballot by mail or electronically; penalties.
§ 3-3-5a Processing federal postcard applications.
§ 3-3-5b Procedures for voting a special write-in absentee ballot by qualified persons.
§ 3-3-5c Procedures for voting an emergency absentee ballot by qualified voters.
§ 3-3-6 Assistance to voter in voting an absentee ballot by mail.
§ 3-3-7 Delivery of absentee ballots to polling places.
§ 3-3-8 Disposition and counting of absent voters' ballots.
§ 3-3-9 Voting in person after having received and after having voted an absent voter's ballot.
§ 3-3-10 Challenging of absent voters' ballots.
§ 3-3-11 Preparation, number and handling of absent voters' ballots.
§ 3-3-12 Rules, regulations, orders, instructions, forms, lists and records pertaining to absentee voting.
§ 3-3-13 Absentee voting in municipal elections.
Article 3A Vote by Mail Pilot Program
§ 3-3A-1 Short title.
§ 3-3A-2 Vote by mail pilot program.
§ 3-3A-3 Secretary of State Rulemaking.
§ 3-3A-4 Authority to conduct voting by mail.
§ 3-3A-5 Termination of pilot project.
Article 3B Uniformed Services and Overseas Voter Pilot Program
§ 3-3B-1 Short title.
§ 3-3B-2 Uniformed services members and overseas voter pilot program.
§ 3-3B-3 Process for selection by Secretary of State.
§ 3-3B-4 Minimum requirements for pilot program voting systems.
Article 4 Voting Machines
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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-11
§ 3-4A-11a Ballots tabulated electronically; arrangement, quantity to be printed, ballot stub numbers.
§ 3-4A-12
§ 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-13a
§ 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-21
§ 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.
Article 5 Primary Elections and Nominating Procedures
§ 3-5-1 Time and place of holding primary elections in the year one thousand nine hundred eighty and thereafter; hours polls open.
§ 3-5-1a Time and place of holding primary elections held in the year one thousand nine hundred seventy-eight; hours polls open.
§ 3-5-2 Delegates to national conventions; alternate delegates.
§ 3-5-3 Presidential preference.
§ 3-5-4 Nomination of candidates in primary elections.
§ 3-5-5
§ 3-5-6 Election of county board of education members at primary elections.
§ 3-5-6a Election of justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
§ 3-5-6b Election of circuit judges.
§ 3-5-6c Election of family court judges.
§ 3-5-6d Election of magistrates.
§ 3-5-6e Election of judges of the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
§ 3-5-7 Filing certificates of announcements of candidacies; requirements; withdrawal of candidates when section applicable.
§ 3-5-8 Filing fees and their disposition.
§ 3-5-8a Nominating petitions as alternatives to filing fees; oath of impecuniosity required; petition in lieu of payment of filing fee.
§ 3-5-9 Certification and posting of candidacies.
§ 3-5-10 Publication of sample ballots and lists of candidates.
§ 3-5-11 Withdrawals; filling vacancies in candidacy; publication.
§ 3-5-12 Official and sample ballots; color.
§ 3-5-13 Form and contents of ballots.
§ 3-5-13a Order of offices and candidates on the ballot; uniform drawing date.
§ 3-5-14 General provisions applicable to primary elections.
§ 3-5-15 Ascertaining and certifying primary election results.
§ 3-5-16 Return of supplies and certificates.
§ 3-5-17 Canvassing and certifying returns; recount procedures.
§ 3-5-18 Disposition of certificates of results.
§ 3-5-19 Vacancies in nominations; how filled; fees.
§ 3-5-20 Election contests and court review.
§ 3-5-21 Party conventions to nominate of presidential electors; candidates; organization; duties.
§ 3-5-22 Other party and group nominations; procedure.
§ 3-5-23 Certificate nominations; requirements and control; penalties.
§ 3-5-24 Filing of nomination certificates; time; location; fees; effect of failure to timely file or pay fee.
Article 6 Conduct and Administration of Elections
§ 3-6-1 Provisions of article govern general elections; applicability of other provisions of chapter; applicability of article to primary and special elections.
§ 3-6-2 Preparation and form of general election ballots.
§ 3-6-3 Publication of sample ballots and lists of candidates.
§ 3-6-4 Late nominations; stickers.
§ 3-6-4a Filing requirements for write-in candidates.
§ 3-6-5 Rules and procedures in election other than primaries.
§ 3-6-6 Ballot counting procedures in paper ballot systems.
§ 3-8-7 Failure to file statement; delinquent or incomplete filing; criminal and civil penalties.
§ 3-8-8 Corporation contributions forbidden; exceptions; penalties; promulgation of rules; additional powers of State Election Commission.
§ 3-8-9 Lawful and unlawful election expenses; public opinion polls and limiting their purposes; limitation upon expenses; use of advertising agencies and reporting requirements; delegation of expenditures.
§ 3-8-9a Coordinated expenditures.
§ 3-8-9b Coordinated expenditures by political party committees and political party caucuses in connection with certain statewide candidates.
§ 3-8-9c Joint fundraising.
§ 3-8-10 Use of certain contributions.
§ 3-8-11 Specific acts forbidden; penalties.
§ 3-8-12 Additional acts forbidden; circulation of written matter; newspaper advertising; solicitation of contributions; intimidation and coercion of employees; promise of employment or other benefits; limitations on contributions; public contractors; penalty.
§ 3-8-13 Parties liable and subject to penalties.
§ 3-8-14 Effective date of certain criminal offenses.
§ 3-8-15 Disclosure of contributions during legislative session.
Article 9 Offenses and Penalties
§ 3-9-1 False or fraudulent returns; tampering with, destroying or misdelivering ballots, records, etc.; forgeries; aiding, etc., in offense; penalties.
§ 3-9-2 Unlawful printing, possession or delivery of ballots; penalties.
§ 3-9-3 False swearing; penalties.
§ 3-9-4 Commissioner's failure to procure or return supplies; penalties.
§ 3-9-5 Destruction or removal of election supplies and equipment; attempts; penalties.
§ 3-9-6 Unauthorized presence in election room; 100-foot limit; penalties.
§ 3-9-7 Wrongful refusal or allowance of votes; malicious or frivolous challenges; penalties.
§ 3-9-8 Distinguishing marks on ballots; conspiracies; penalties.