Bill Text: IN SB0519 | 2013 | Regular Session | Enrolled
Bill Title: Various election law matters.
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Republican 2-0)
Status: (Passed) 2013-05-13 - Public Law 258 [SB0519 Detail]
Download: Indiana-2013-SB0519-Enrolled.html
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AN ACT to amend the Indiana Code concerning elections.
(1) a voter registration application;
(2) a cancellation of a voter registration application;
(3) a transfer of a voter registration application; or
(4) another document that creates or amends the voter registration record of an individual;
not later than forty-eight (48) hours after the document is received by a county voter registration office or an agency required under IC 3-7 to transmit voter registration documents to a county voter registration office.
(b) If a voter registration application or other document listed in subsection (a) includes a partial Social Security number that must be submitted to the Commissioner of Social Security for verification under
42 U.S.C. 405(r), "expedited basis" refers to the processing of the
application or document not later than forty-eight (48) hours after the
bureau of motor vehicles commission receives verification from the
Commissioner regarding the partial Social Security number.
(c) This subsection applies to the processing of a voter
registration document described in subsection (a)(1) that is
received by a county voter registration office not more than seven
(7) days before the close of a registration period under
IC 3-7-13-10. The processing of a document subject to this
subsection on an "expedited basis" refers to processing not later
than seven (7) days following the receipt of the document.
(1) Article 4, Section 7 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana; and
(2) Article 6, Section 4 of the Constitution of the State of Indiana;
means a person who resides at a location, as determined under IC 3-5-5.
(1) a voter writing the voter's name on the certified list of registered voters for the precinct prepared in accordance with IC 3-7-29-1; or
(2) a voter writing the voter's name on an electronic poll list using an electronic signature pad, tablet, or other signature capturing device at a polling place, office of the circuit court clerk (under IC 3-11-10-26), or satellite office (as established under IC 3-11-10-26.3) where the use of an electronic poll list is authorized in accordance with IC 3-7-29-6.
(1) rights or liabilities accrued;
(2) penalties incurred;
(3) violations committed; or
(4) proceedings begun;
before July 1, 2013. Those rights, liabilities, penalties, offenses, and
proceedings continue and shall be imposed and enforced under
prior law as if SEA 519-2013 had not been enacted.
(b) For purposes of this chapter, a person does not have residence both within Indiana and outside Indiana.
(1) the state of Indiana; or
(2) the United States.
(b) An individual who makes a statement regarding the residence of the individual, under the penalties for perjury, is presumed to reside at the location specified by the individual, as of the date of making the statement.
(1) temporary employment;
(2) educational purposes;
(3) preparing to purchase or occupy a residence; or
without the intent of making a permanent home in the precinct.
person loses residency in Indiana.
(1) is living at a place other than the residence of the person's immediate family; and
(2) has the intention of remaining at that place and engages in conduct to carry out that intent;
the place where the person lives is the person's residence.
(1) is unmarried; and
(2) does not have an immediate family;
is where the person usually sleeps if that is the intent of the person, and the person engages in conduct to carry out that intent.
(b) The fund shall be administered by the secretary of state.
(c) The expenses of administering the fund shall be paid from money in the fund.
(d) The treasurer of state shall invest the money in the fund not currently needed to meet the obligations of the fund in the same manner as other public money may be invested.
(b)
(b) The county vote center plan:
(1) may use other titles to designate precinct election officers; and
(2) must specify which precinct election officer is to perform a duty required under this title to be performed by a precinct election officer.
(c) A precinct election officer in a vote center county shall comply with section 7 of this chapter.
(1) the voter list maintenance activity under this article; and
(2) the mailing of notices required under the voter list maintenance program.
(b) The affidavit must be on a form prescribed by the commission and must state that the
(1) conducted the voter list maintenance program under this article; and
(2) canceled the registrations required under the voter list maintenance program.
(1) an agency's programs are funded by the state; and
(2) the agency is primarily engaged in serving persons with disabilities.
hearing concerning the extent to which:
(1) the agency's programs are funded by the state; and
(2) the agency is primarily engaged in serving persons with
disabilities.
2013]. Sec. 5. (a) If the commission determines that the voter
registration agencies located within the county will not adequately
implement NVRA or this article, the commission shall recommend an
amendment to the county NVRA implementation plan to ensure that
NVRA and this article are adequately implemented.
(b) Unless the county election board files a written protest with the
NVRA official not later than noon thirty (30) days after the commission
recommends the plan amendment, the plan is amended as provided in
the recommendation. A written protest under this subsection is referred
to the commission for final determination.
(c) If recommended in the county NVRA implementation plan:
(1) as filed under section 2 of this chapter; or
(2) as amended under subsection (b);
the county election board shall enter into an agreement to designate an
office described in the plan as a voter registration agency. An
agreement under this subsection is subject to review and approval by
the commission.
(b) A county election board, by unanimous vote of its entire membership, may enter into an agreement to designate an office located within the county as a voter registration agency.
(1) Automatically assign voter identification numbers in accordance with this title.
(2) Calculate the number of registered voters by precinct or any election district.
(3) Permit expedited web based inquiries concerning polling place locations.
(4) Track and report all voter list maintenance transactions
performed within the system.
(5) Permit tracking regarding the political party ballot requested
by voters voting in a primary.
(6) Generate a variety of reports on paper compact disc, or floppy
disc format, such as walking lists, call lists, lists of voters by
precinct, lists of voters by name, date of birth, or date of
registration, and lists of voters by other household data.
(7) Identify voters who are currently less than eighteen (18) years
of age.
(8) Permit electronic processing of voter registration information
received as files from other state and federal agencies.
(9) Provide flexible query functions for management and
statistical reports, including the ability of the secretary of state or
a co-director of the election division to view individual voter
registration records.
(10) Contain full audit controls and management reports to track
and manage the work of county voter registration office
employees, including the ability of the secretary of state or the
co-directors of the election division to determine whether a
county voter registration office is performing voter list
maintenance functions in the manner required by IC 3-7.
(b) The reports and lists generated under subsection (a)(6) and
(a)(7) may not contain any information described by
IC 3-7-26.4-8(c), except when provided to a person who:
(1) is entitled to a complete compilation of the voter
registration information; and
(2) has paid the annual fee required under IC 3-7-26.4 for the
current calendar year.
(b) The computerized list must have the capacity to transmit electronic images of the signature of a voter taken from the voter's registration application, if available, to be downloaded in connection with a voter's record on any electronic poll list certified by the secretary of state under IC 3-11-18.1-12.
(b) Notwithstanding IC 5-14-3-8, the election division shall charge each person described by section 6 of this chapter an annual subscription fee of five thousand dollars ($5,000) to receive the following:
(1) A complete compilation of the voter registration information contained in the computerized list.
(2) Updates of the voter registration information made during the year covered by the fee.
(c) A subscription to the statewide voter registration system information expires on the first January 1 following the payment of the subscription fee.
(1) Lists of names and addresses of voters who were sent notices under the voter list maintenance program.
(2) Information concerning whether a voter has responded to a notice described by subdivision (1) as of the date the inspection of the record is made.
(b) The county voter registration office shall retain the records described by this section for at least two (2) years. Except for records concerning declinations to register to vote or that indicate the identity of a voter registration agency where a person registered, the county voter registration office shall make the records available for public inspection and photocopying at a reasonable cost as provided in IC 5-14-3.
(c) In accordance with IC 5-14-3-3(h) and notwithstanding any other statute, a county voter registration office shall, with regard to voter registration information concerning voters of the county on a computerized system, act in accordance with a nondiscriminatory uniform policy adopted by the county election board. The policy must either permit a person to duplicate or obtain a duplicate copy of a
that contains this voter registration information or not permit the person
to duplicate or obtain a duplicate copy of the information.
Notwithstanding IC 5-14-3-8, the county election board may adopt
a nondiscriminatory uniform fee for the production of this
electronic record.
(d) A person who requests computerized voter registration
information under subsection (c) must provide a written statement that
the person will not:
(1) use the information to solicit merchandise, goods, services, or
subscriptions; or
(2) sell, loan, give away, or otherwise deliver the information
obtained by the request to any other person;
for a purpose other than political activities or political fundraising
activities.
(e) Publication of information obtained under subsection (d) in a
news broadcast or newspaper is not prohibited.
not apply to confidential information included on a voter registration
application.
(b) Copies of A report containing information regarding all
registration applications executed under this article during that part of
a registration period ending sixty-five (65) days before a primary,
general, or municipal election shall be forwarded not later than sixty
(60) days before the election to the following upon request:
(1) Each of the county chairmen of the major political parties of
the county.
(2) The chairman of the following:
(A) A bona fide political party that has at least one (1)
candidate on the ballot of the election.
(B) An independent candidate's committee if the candidate is
on the ballot at the election.
(b) A report containing information regarding all
(1) Each of the county chairmen of the major political parties of the county.
(2) The chairman of the following:
(A) A bona fide political party that has at least one (1) candidate on the ballot of the election.
(B) An independent candidate's committee if the candidate is on the ballot at the election.
(1) has adopted an order under section 6 of this chapter; or
(2) is a vote center county under IC 3-11-18.1.
(b) Not later than ten (10) days before the election at which the registration record is to be used, the county voter registration office shall prepare certified copies of the list of registered voters for each precinct in the county.
(c) The lists must contain the following information concerning each registered voter:
(1) The full name of the voter.
(2) The address of the voter.
(3) The assigned voter identification number.
(4) Whether the voter is required to provide additional identification before voting either in person or by absentee ballot.
(5) The date of birth of the voter, including an indication whether the voter is less than eighteen (18) years of age for a poll list used in a primary election.
(6) The scanned signature of the voter.
(7) Whether the voter is required to provide an affirmation of the voter's residence.
(8) A bar code that allows the county voter registration office to efficiently record whether the voter has signed the poll list.
(9) For a poll list used in a primary election, a letter abbreviation of the name of the major political party whose ballot the voter has requested.
(10) A space for a poll clerk to indicate when a voter has cast an absentee ballot.
(11) A space for a poll clerk to indicate when a voter has cast a provisional ballot.
(12) For a voter required to submit additional documentation required under IC 3-7-33-4.5, a space for a poll clerk to insert letters serving as an abbreviation for the type of documentation provided by the voter.
(d) The names shall be arranged in the same order as they are in the registration record of the precinct.
(e) The poll list must also contain a statement at the top of each page indicating that an individual who knowingly makes a false statement:
(1) by signing a poll list; or
(2) on a poll list
commits a Class D felony as provided by IC 3-14-2-11.
(f) This subsection applies to a county that has adopted an order under section 6 of this chapter or is a vote center county under IC 3-11-18.1. The precinct election board shall post in a location within the precinct or vote center a notice that:
(1) is clearly visible to an individual (or to an individual providing assistance under IC 3-11-9) who is providing information to a precinct election officer using an electronic poll list; and
(2) indicates that an individual commits a Class D felony under IC 3-14-2-11, if the individual knowingly makes a false statement to a precinct election officer concerning:
(A)
(B)
(1) has adopted an order under section 6 of this chapter; or
(2) is a vote center county under IC 3-11-18.1.
(b) When the inspector of a precinct procures the ballots and other election supplies for an election, the inspector shall also procure from the county voter registration office the certified copies of the registration record of the precinct with the information required under section 1 of this chapter
(b) An order adopted under subsection (a) must require the use of an electronic signature (as defined in IC 26-2-8-102) to sign an electronic poll list at an election (rather than requiring voters to sign certified poll lists prepared under this chapter).
(c) The county voter registration office shall download the information required to be available on an electronic poll list before the electronic poll list is delivered and installed as required by IC 3-11-3-11(b).
(1) provide for the residence address and the mailing address of the individual completing the forms;
(2) contain a statement that a notice of disposition of the person's registration application will be mailed to the mailing address of the individual;
(3) require the applicant to provide the applicant's voter identification number;
(4) after December 31, 2013, require an individual subject to IC 3-7-32-8 who receives a completed application from the applicant to state on the application the name and residence address of the individual and the date on which the individual received the application from the applicant, with this statement being certified to by the individual under the penalties for perjury; and
(5) after December 31, 2013, contain a receipt to be given by an individual subject to IC 3-7-32-8 to the applicant when the individual receives the completed application.
The receipt provided under subdivision (5) must state the name and residence address of the individual and the date on which the individual took custody of the application.
(b) Not later than August 1, 2013, the commission shall act under IC 3-5-4-8 to approve a voter registration form that complies with this section and IC 3-7-32. Any version of a form approved by the commission under section 1 of this chapter before August 1, 2013, may not be used after December 31, 2013, or accepted by a county voter registration office under IC 3-5-4-8.
(b) If the voter is unable to sign the application, the person
assisting the voter may write the voter's name and in the space
provided for the voter's signature. Unless the voter is physically
unable to do so, the voter shall also make the voter's mark in the
space provided for the voter's signature.
(c) The person writing in the name of the voter assisting the voter
with the execution of the application shall also write the person's own
name and residence address on the affidavit in the space indicated for
that purpose.
(1) An employee of a license branch acting in accordance with IC 3-7-14.
(2) An employee of a public assistance agency acting in accordance with IC 3-7-15.
(3) An employee of an agency serving persons with disabilities acting in accordance with IC 3-7-16.
(4) An employee of an office designated under IC 3-7-18 acting in accordance with that chapter.
(5) An employee of an office designated under IC 3-7-19 acting in accordance with that chapter.
(6) An employee of the office of the department of employment and training services acting in accordance with IC 3-7-20.5.
(7) An employee of the United States Postal Service or a bonded courier company, acting in the individual's capacity as an employee of the United States Postal Service or a bonded courier company.
(8) A member of the applicant's household.
(9) An applicant's attorney in fact under IC 30-5-5-14.
(10) The election division acting in accordance with IC 3-7-33-3.7.
(11) A state agency or county voter registration office receiving an application through the online voter registration system under IC 3-7-26.7.
(b) After December 31, 2013, a person who receives a completed application form shall file the application with the appropriate county voter registration office or the election division not later than:
(1) noon ten (10) days after the person receives the application; or
(2) the deadline set by state law for filing the application with the county voter registration office;
whichever occurs first.
(c) If a person receives a completed voter registration application that the person has reason to believe is materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent, the person shall deliver the application to the appropriate county election board not later than the deadline set forth in subsection (b), with a statement sworn or affirmed to under the penalties for perjury, setting forth the reasons why the person believes the application may be materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent. The county election board shall act under IC 3-6-5-31 to determine if a violation of election law has occurred.
(b) An eligible applicant:
(1) who submits a completed application; or
(2) on whose behalf a completed application is submitted;
in person to the election division not later than 5 p.m. on the twenty-ninth day before an election shall be registered to vote in the election.
(c) An eligible applicant:
(1) who submits a completed application; or
(2) on whose behalf a completed application is submitted;
by mail to the election division shall be registered to vote in the election, if the application is postmarked not later than the twenty-ninth day before the election. If a postmark on an application submitted by mail is missing or illegible, an eligible applicant shall be registered to vote in the election, if the application is received by the election division not later than the Monday following the close of the registration period.
(d) The election division shall promptly forward an application received under this section to the county voter registration office of the county where the applicant resides. However, the election division shall not transmit to a county voter registration office an application that cannot be processed during the period when registration is closed under IC 3-7-13-10 until at least seven (7) days after the date of the close of registration. The election division shall clearly identify the applications described by this subsection in the transmittal to the county voter registration office as "late registrations".
(b) In determining the eligibility of the applicant, the county voter registration office may not reject the application solely on the ground that an individual who received the application from the applicant failed to comply with IC 3-7-32-8. However, the county voter registration office shall, not later than three (3) days after receipt of the application, provide notice of the apparent violation of IC 3-7-32-8 to the county election board for appropriate action under IC 3-6-5-31.
(1) The name of the applicant.
(2) The residence address of the applicant (other than the ZIP code).
(3) The mailing address of the applicant (other than the ZIP code), unless the applicant provides a residence address at which United States Postal Service mail delivery for the applicant can be received.
(4) The date of birth of the applicant.
(5) The voter identification number of the applicant or a statement that the applicant has no voter identification number.
(6) The applicant's response to the question, "Are you a citizen of the United States of America?".
(7) The applicant's response to the question, "Will you be at least eighteen (18) years of age on or before election day?".
(8) A map or diagram of the voter's residence (if the applicant has no residence address with a street number or name included on this application).
(9) The signature of the applicant to the statement swearing or affirming that:
(A) the applicant meets the requirements for approval of the application;
(B) the information and all other statements on the application are true; and
(C) the applicant understands if the applicant signs the statement knowing that the statement is not true, the applicant is committing perjury, and understands the penalties for committing perjury.
(b) For purposes of this chapter, a registration form is "incomplete" if a person who received a completed application from the applicant does not provide any of the following:
(1) The name and residence address of the individual who received the application.
(2) The date on which the individual received the application from the applicant.
(3) The signature of the individual certifying this information.
(1) administer voter registration and other parts of the election process (as provided by 42 U.S.C. 1973gg-7); or
(2) determine if the applicant is eligible to register under this article,
(b) As required by 42 U.S.C. 15483, the county voter registration office shall promptly make:
(1) one (1) effort to contact the voter by mail if possible; and
(2) one (1) effort to contact the voter by telephone if a telephone number is listed.
(1) be uniform, nondiscriminatory, and in compliance with the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (42 U.S.C. 1973);
(2) not result in the removal of the name of a person from the official list of voters solely due to the person's failure to vote; and
(3) be completed not later than ninety (90) days before a primary,
general, or municipal election.
(b) A county voter registration office may conduct a voter list
maintenance program that complies with subsection (a). In conducting
a voter list maintenance program, the county voter registration office
shall mail a notice described in subsection (d) to each registered voter
at the residence address:
(1) listed in the voter's registration record; and
(2) determined by the county voter registration office not to be the
voter's current residence address.
(c) A county voter registration office may use information only from
the following sources to make the determination under subsection
(b)(2):
(1) The United States Postal Service National Change of Address
Service.
(2) A court regarding jury duty notices.
(3) The return of a mailing sent by the county voter registration
office to all active voters (as defined in IC 3-11-18.1-2) in the
county.
(4) The bureau of motor vehicles concerning the surrender of a
voter's Indiana license for the operation of a motor vehicle to
another jurisdiction.
(d) The notice described in subsection (b) must:
(1) be sent by first class United States mail, postage prepaid, by
a method that requires the notice to be forwarded to the voter; and
(2) include a postage prepaid return card that:
(A) is addressed to the county voter registration office;
(B) states a date (which must be at least thirty (30) days
after the date the notice is mailed) by which the card must be
returned or the voter's registration will become inactive until
the information is provided to the county voter registration
office; and
(C) permits the voter to provide the voter's current residence
address.
(e) If a voter returns the card described in subsection (d)(2) and
provides a current residence address that establishes that the voter
resides:
(1) in the county, the county voter registration office shall update
the voter's registration record; or
(2) outside the county, the county voter registration office shall
cancel the voter's registration.
(f) If a voter returns the card described in subsection (d)(2) after
the final day for completing voter list maintenance activities under
section 3 of this chapter, the county voter registration office shall,
when registration reopens after the next primary, general, or
municipal election following the date specified in the notice,
process any update or cancellation of the voter registration record
indicated on the card by the voter under subsection (e). If a card is
returned as undeliverable due to an unknown or insufficient
address by the United States Postal Service after the date specified
in subsection (d)(2)(B), the county voter registration office shall,
when registration reopens after the next primary, general, or
municipal election, designate the voter as inactive.
(f) (g) If a voter does not return the card described in subsection
(d)(2) by the date specified in subsection (d)(2)(B), the county voter
registration office shall indicate in the voter's registration record that
the voter's registration is inactive.
(g) (h) A voter's registration that becomes inactive under subsection
(f) or (g) remains in inactive status from the date described in
subsection (d)(2)(B) until the earlier of the following:
(1) The date the county voter registration office updates or
cancels the voter's registration under subsection (e) after the voter
provides a current residence address.
(2) The day after the second general election in which the voter
has not voted or appeared to vote.
(h) (i) After the date described in subsection (g)(2), (h)(2), the
county voter registration office shall remove the voter's registration
from the voter registration records.
(b) This subsection does not require the NVRA official to request voter registration data from a state listed in this subsection if the NVRA official will be receiving voter registration data from that state under the memorandum of understanding described in subsection (d). To assist in performing voter list maintenance under this chapter, not later than December 31 of each calendar year the NVRA official shall request that the chief state election official who is responsible for the coordination of state responsibilities under NVRA in each of the following states provide
a list of the registered voters in that state:
(1) Florida.
(2) Illinois.
(3) Kentucky.
(4) Michigan.
(5) Ohio.
(c) The NVRA official shall request a list of registered voters
from any other state in which the NVRA official determines there
is a reasonable possibility that a significant number of individuals
who have registered to vote in Indiana may also be registered to
vote in that state.
(d) Not later than August 1, 2013, the NVRA official shall
execute a memorandum of understanding with the Kansas
Secretary of State. Notwithstanding any limitation under
IC 3-7-26.4 regarding the availability of certain information from
the computerized list, on January 15 of each year, the NVRA
official shall provide data from the statewide voter registration list
without cost to the Kansas Secretary of State to permit the
comparison of voter registration data in the statewide voter
registration list with registration data from all other states
participating in this memorandum of understanding and to identify
any cases in which a voter cast a ballot in more than one (1) state
during the same election. Not later than thirty (30) days following
the receipt of information under this subsection indicating that a
voter of Indiana may also be registered to vote in another state, the
NVRA official shall provide the appropriate county voter
registration office with the name and any other information
obtained under this subsection concerning that voter. The county
voter registration office shall determine whether the individual:
(1) identified in the report provided by the NVRA official
under this subsection is the same individual who is a
registered voter of the county;
(2) registered to vote in another state on a date following the
date that voter registered in Indiana; and
(3) authorized the cancellation of any previous registration by
the voter when the voter registered in another state.
(e) If the county voter registration office determines that the
voter is described by subsection (d)(1) through (d)(3), the county
voter registration office shall cancel the voter registration of that
voter. If the county voter registration office determines that the
voter is described by subsection (d)(1) and (d)(2), but has not
authorized the cancellation of any previous registration, the county
voter registration office shall send an address confirmation notice
to the Indiana address of the voter.
(1) has a temporary forwarding order in effect;
(2) is an absent uniformed services voter; or
(3) is an overseas voter;
not be included in the list of voters who no longer reside at the submitted address.
(1) Compare the lists of voters described in section 5(c) of this chapter with the list of registered voters in Indiana to identify any individuals who may be registered to vote in more than one (1) state.
(2) Provide each county voter registration office with a list of potential duplicate registrations not later than thirty (30) days after receipt of a list of voters of a state.
(b) The NVRA official shall, not later than January 31 of each year, request information from the:
(1) United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana; and
(2) United States District Court for the Southern District of
Indiana;
concerning the return of U.S. mail sent by the court for jury
selection purposes. The state shall provide each county voter
registration office with information concerning any registered
voter who appears to no longer reside at the address set forth in
the voter's registration record due to a mailing returned to the
courts as undeliverable due to an unknown or insufficient address.
The county voter registration office shall send an address
confirmation notice to the voter described by this subsection.
(b) Except as provided in subsection (c), a county voter registration office shall cancel the registration of a deceased person after receiving a copy of an obituary, notice of estate administration, or other notice of death of that person published in a newspaper in which a legal notice may be published under IC 5-3-1.
(1) additional written information is not given to the county voter registration office; or
(2) the additional written information is insufficient to identify the person whose registration is to be canceled;
the county voter registration office is not required to cancel the person's registration.
Electronic Verification of Vital Events (EVVE) System,
administered by the National Association for Public Health
Statistics and Information Systems. The state department of health
may offer to share with each other state information regarding the
deaths of the other state's residents in Indiana.
(b) If an agreement is made with the agency of another state under
this section, the agreement must provide for acquisition of information
about the deaths of Indiana residents in the other state so that At least
once each month, the state department of health can shall forward that
information as provided in section 2.1 of this chapter.
(b) Not later than thirty (30) days after receiving a report obtained under subsection (a), the election division shall provide each county voter registration office with a report identifying the deceased individuals who are shown as residing in the county.
(c) Except as provided in section 7 of this chapter, the county voter registration office shall cancel the registration of each deceased person listed in the report provided under subsection (b).
(d) If the election division does not perform a duty in accordance with this section, the secretary of state shall perform the duty.
(b) If the NVRA official does not perform a duty in accordance with this section, the secretary of state shall perform the duty.
(b) This subsection does not apply to a county in which electronic poll lists
may also provide the inspector of each precinct in the county a certified
photocopy of the signature on the affidavit or form of registration of
each voter of the precinct for the comparison of signatures under
section 24.6 of this chapter.
(c) If the name of a person offering to vote at the primary is in the
registration record or listed in the certified copy prepared for the
precinct or the electronic poll list, it is sufficient evidence of the
person's right to vote unless the person is challenged.
(b) In a county described by IC 3-7-29-6 or IC 3-11-18.1, the electronic poll lists shall be delivered and installed for use by the county election board under section 11(b) of this chapter.
(c) The county voter registration office shall cooperate with the county election board in the preparation of the lists certified under IC 3-7-29 (or in the use of the electronic poll lists).
(b) The election board shall print new ballots to remove the name of a candidate who has died or is no longer a candidate under IC 3-13-2-1 if:
(1) the candidate's party does not fill the vacancy under IC 3-13-1 or IC 3-13-2 not later than noon, five (5) days before the election; and
(2) when a candidate has died, the election board:
(A) receives a certificate of death issued under IC 16-37-3 not later than noon the seventh day before the election; or
(B) votes unanimously by the entire membership that there is good cause to believe that the candidate has died.
(c) The election board shall provide the number of ballots necessary to reflect a vacancy to the following:
(1) The absentee voter board.
(2) The inspector of each precinct in which the candidate is on the ballot.
(3) The circuit court clerk.
(d) The election board may order the printing of new ballots that omit the name of a candidate described in subsection (b).
(e) If a candidate vacancy under IC 3-13-1 or IC 3-13-2 is filled after noon five (5) days before the election, the election board is not required to reprint ballots to remove the name of an individual who is no longer a candidate but may do so upon the vote of the election board.
(1) either:
(A) not more than five (5) miles from the closest boundary of the precinct for which it is the polls; or
(B) located in the same township as the precinct that does not have an accessible facility available; and
(2) located in an accessible facility.
(1) an accessible facility is not available under subsection
or (c); (d); and
(2) the most convenient accessible facility is located in an
adjoining county;
the board may locate the polls in the facility described in subdivision
(2) with the unanimous consent of the entire membership of the county
election board of the county in which the facility is located.
(b) The polls for each precinct may be located in only one (1) place.
(b) The polls may not be located in a structure in which the polls or chute contain any display visible to the voter of political preference or party allegiance, including any pictures, photographs, or other likenesses of any currently elected federal, state, county, or local official.
(b) An electronic poll list must satisfy all of the following:
(1) An electronic poll list must be programmed so that the coordinated action of two (2) election officers who are not members of the same political party is necessary to access the electronic poll list.
(2) An electronic poll list may not be connected to a voting system.
(3) An electronic poll list may not permit access to voter information other than:
(A) information provided on the certified list of voters prepared under IC 3-7-29-1; or
(B) information concerning any of the following received or issued after the electronic poll list has been downloaded by the
county election board under IC 3-7-29-6:
(i) The county's receipt of an absentee ballot from the voter.
(ii) The county's receipt of additional documentation
provided by the voter to the county voter registration office.
(iii) The county's issuance of a certificate of error.
(4) The information contained on an electronic poll list must be
encrypted and placed on a dedicated, private server to secure
connectivity between a precinct polling place or satellite absentee
office and the county election board. The electronic poll book
must have the capability of:
(A) storing a local version of the data base that serves as a
backup; and
(B) producing a list of audit records that reflect all of the
idiosyncrasies of the system, including in-process audit
records that set forth all transactions.
(5) The electronic poll list must permit a poll clerk to enter
information regarding an individual who has appeared to vote to
verify whether the individual is eligible to vote, and if so, whether
the voter has:
(A) already cast a ballot at the election;
(B) returned an absentee ballot; or
(C) submitted any additional documentation required under
IC 3-7-33-4.5.
(6) After the voter has been provided with a ballot, the electronic
poll list must permit a poll clerk to enter information indicating
that the voter has voted at the election.
(7) The electronic poll list must transmit the information in
subdivision (6) to the county election board so that the board may
transmit the information immediately to every other polling place
or satellite absentee office in the county in which an electronic
poll list is being used.
(8) The electronic poll list must permit reports to be:
(A) generated by a county election board for a watcher
appointed under IC 3-6-8 at any time during election day; and
(B) electronically transmitted by the county election board to
a political party or independent candidate who has appointed
a watcher under IC 3-6-8.
(9) After election day, the electronic poll list must permit voter
history to be quickly and accurately uploaded into the
computerized list.
(10) The electronic poll list must be able to display an electronic
image of the signature of a voter taken from the voter's
registration application, if available.
(11) The electronic poll list must be used with a signature pad,
tablet, or other signature capturing device that permits the
voter to make an electronic signature for comparison with the
signature displayed under subdivision (10). An image of the
electronic signature made by the voter on the signature pad,
tablet, or other signature capturing device must be retained
and identified as the signature of the voter for the period
required for retention under IC 3-10-1-31.1.
(12) The electronic poll list must include a bar code reader or
tablet that:
(A) permits a voter who presents an Indiana driver's license or
a state identification card issued under IC 9-24-16 to scan the
license or card through the bar code reader or tablet; and
(B) has the capability to display the voter's registration record
upon processing the information contained within the bar code
on the license or card.
(13) The electronic poll list must be compatible with:
(A) any hardware attached to the poll book, such as signature
pads, bar code scanners, and network cards;
(B) the statewide voter registration system; and
(C) any software system used to prepare voter information to
be included on the electronic poll list.
(14) The electronic poll list must have the ability to be used in
conformity with this title for:
(A) any type of election conducted in Indiana; or
(B) any combination of elections held concurrently with a
general election, municipal election, primary election, or
special election.
(15) The procedures for setting up, using, and shutting down an
electronic poll list must:
(A) be reasonably easy for a precinct election officer to learn,
understand, and perform; and
(B) not require a significant amount of training in addition to
the training required by IC 3-6-6-40.
(16) The electronic poll list must enable a precinct election officer
to verify that the electronic poll list:
(A) has been set up correctly;
(B) is working correctly so as to verify the eligibility of the
voter;
(C) is correctly recording that a voter has voted; and
(D) has been shut down correctly.
(17) The electronic poll list must include the following documentation:
(A) Plainly worded, complete, and detailed instructions sufficient for a precinct election officer to set up, use, and shut down the electronic poll list.
(B) Training materials that:
(i) may be in written or video form; and
(ii) must be in a format suitable for use at a polling place, such as simple "how to" guides.
(C) Failsafe data recovery procedures for information included in the electronic poll list.
(D) Usability tests:
(i) that are conducted by the manufacturer of the electronic poll list using individuals who are representative of the general public;
(ii) that include the setting up, using, and shutting down of the electronic poll list; and
(iii) that report their results using the ANSI/INCITS -354 Common Industry Format (CIF) for Usability Test Reports approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) on December 12, 2001.
(E) A clear model of the electronic poll list system architecture and the following documentation:
(i) End user documentation.
(ii) System-level documentation.
(iii) Developer documentation.
(F) Detailed information concerning:
(i) electronic poll list consumables; and
(ii) the vendor's supply chain for those consumables.
(G) Vendor internal quality assurance procedures and any internal or external test data and reports available to the vendor concerning the electronic poll list.
(H) Repair and maintenance policies for the electronic poll list.
(I) As of the date of the vendor's application for approval of the electronic poll list by the secretary of state as required by IC 3-11-18.1-12(2), the following:
(i) A list of customers who are using or have previously used the vendor's electronic poll list.
(ii) A description of any known anomalies involving the functioning of the electronic poll list, including how those anomalies were resolved.
(18) The electronic poll list and any hardware attached to the poll book must be designed to prevent injury or damage to any individual or the hardware, including fire and electrical hazards.
(19) The electronic poll list must demonstrate that it correctly processes all activity regarding each voter registration record included on the list, including the use, alteration, storage, and transmittal of information that is part of the record. Compliance with this subdivision requires the mapping of the data life cycle of the voter registration record as processed by the electronic poll list.
(20) The electronic poll list must successfully perform in accordance with all representations concerning functionality, usability, security, accessibility, and sustainability made in the vendor's application for approval of the electronic poll list by the secretary of state as required by IC 3-11-18.1-12(2).
(21) The electronic poll list must have the capacity to transmit all information generated by the voter or poll clerk as part of the process of casting a ballot, including the time and date stamp indicating when the voter voted, and the electronic signature of the voter, for retention on the dedicated private server maintained by the county election board for the period required by Indiana and federal law.
(22) The electronic poll list must successfully perform in accordance with all representations concerning functionality, usability, security, accessibility, and sustainability made in the vendor's application for approval of the electronic poll list by the secretary of state as required by IC 3-11-18.1-12(2).
(23) The electronic poll list must:
(A) permit a voter to sign the poll list even when there is a temporary interruption in connectivity to the Internet; and
(B) provide for the uploading of each signature and its assignment to the voter's registration record.
(b) In a precinct,
JULY 1, 2013]: Sec. 25.1. (a) Except as provided in subsection (e), a
voter who desires to vote an official ballot at an election shall provide
proof of identification.
(b) Except as provided in subsection (e), before the voter proceeds
to vote in the election, a precinct election officer shall ask the voter to
provide proof of identification. The voter shall produce the proof of
identification before being permitted to sign the poll list.
(c) If:
(1) the voter is unable or declines to present the proof of
identification; or
(2) a member of the precinct election board determines that the
proof of identification provided by the voter does not qualify as
proof of identification under IC 3-5-2-40.5;
a member of the precinct election board shall challenge the voter as
prescribed by this chapter.
(d) If the voter executes a challenged voter's affidavit under section
22.1 of this chapter, the voter may:
(1) sign the poll list; and
(2) receive a provisional ballot.
(e) A voter who votes in person at a precinct polling place that is
located at a state licensed care facility where the voter resides is not
required to provide proof of identification before voting in an election.
(f) After a voter has passed the challengers or has been sworn in, the
voter shall be instructed by a member of the precinct election board to
proceed to the location where the poll clerks are stationed. The voter
shall announce the voter's name to the poll clerks or assistant poll
clerks. A poll clerk, an assistant poll clerk, or a member of the precinct
election board shall require the voter to write the following on the poll
list or to provide the following information for entry into the
electronic poll list:
(1) The voter's name.
(2) Except as provided in subsection (k), the voter's current
residence address.
(g) The poll clerk, an assistant poll clerk, or a member of the
precinct election board shall:
(1) ask the voter to provide or update the voter's voter
identification number;
(2) tell the voter the number the voter may use as a voter
identification number; and
(3) explain to the voter that the voter is not required to provide or
update a voter identification number at the polls.
(h) The poll clerk, an assistant poll clerk, or a member of the
precinct election board shall ask the voter to provide proof of
identification.
(i) In case of doubt concerning a voter's identity, the precinct
election board shall compare the voter's signature with the signature on
the affidavit of registration or any certified copy of the signature
provided under IC 3-7-29 or enter the information into the
electronic poll list. If the board determines that the voter's signature is
authentic, the voter may then vote. If either poll clerk doubts the voter's
identity following comparison of the signatures, the poll clerk shall
challenge the voter in the manner prescribed by section 21 of this
chapter.
(j) If, in a precinct governed by subsection (g):
(1) the poll clerk does not execute a challenger's affidavit; or
(2) the voter executes a challenged voter's affidavit under section
22.1 of this chapter or executed the affidavit before signing the
poll list;
the voter may then vote.
(k) The electronic poll list (or each line on a poll list sheet
provided to take a voter's current address) must include a box under the
heading "Address Unchanged" so that the voter may check the box
instead of writing the voter's current address on the poll list, or if
an electronic poll list is used, the poll clerk may check the box a
voter whose after stating to the voter the address shown on the
electronic poll list and receiving an oral affirmation from the voter
that the voter's residence address shown on the poll list is the voter's
current residence address may check the box instead of writing the
voter's current residence address on the poll list or reentering the
address in the electronic poll list.
(l) If the voter makes:
(1) a written affirmation on the poll list that the voter resides
at an address within the precinct but not at the address shown
on the poll list for the precinct; or
(2) an oral affirmation of a change of address under
IC 3-7-39-7;
the county election board shall direct the county voter registration
office to transfer the individual's voter registration record to the
address within the precinct indicated by the voter.
absentee voter board at any of the following:
(1) One (1) location of the office of the circuit court clerk
designated by the circuit court clerk.
(2) A satellite office established under section 26.3 of this
chapter.
(b) This subsection applies to a county to which IC 3-6-5.2 applies.
As an alternative to voting by mail, a voter is entitled to cast an
absentee ballot before an absentee voter board at any of the following:
(1) The office of the board of elections and registration.
(2) A satellite office established under section 26.3 of this
chapter.
(c) Except for a location designated under subsection (a)(1), a
location of the office of the circuit court clerk must be established as
a satellite office under section 26.3 of this chapter in order to be used
as a location at which a voter is entitled to cast an absentee ballot
before an absentee voter board under this section.
(d) The voter must:
(1) sign an application on the form prescribed by the commission
under IC 3-11-4-5.1; and
(2) provide proof of identification;
before being permitted to vote. The application must be received by the
circuit court clerk not later than the time prescribed by IC 3-11-4-3.
(e) The voter may vote before the board not more than twenty-eight
(28) days nor later than noon on the day before election day. If the
close of a voter registration period is transferred under IC 3-5-4-1.5
from twenty-nine (29) days to a later date under this title, due to the
Columbus Day holiday, the voter may vote before the board on the
first day following the day on which the voter registration period
closes.
(f) An absent uniformed services voter who is eligible to vote by
absentee ballot in the circuit court clerk's office under IC 3-7-36-14
may vote before the board not earlier than twenty-eight (28) days
before the election and not later than noon on election day. If the close
of a voter registration period is transferred under IC 3-5-4-1.5 from
twenty-nine (29) days to a later date under this title, due to the
Columbus Day holiday, the voter may vote before the board on the
first day following the day on which the voter registration period
closes. If a voter described by this subsection wishes to cast an
absentee ballot during the period beginning at noon on the day before
election day and ending at noon on election day, the county election
board or absentee voter board may receive and process the ballot at a
location designated by resolution of the county election board.
(g) The absentee voter board in the office of the circuit court clerk must permit voters to cast absentee ballots under this section for at least seven (7) hours on each of the two (2) Saturdays preceding election day.
(h) Notwithstanding subsection (g), in a county with a population of less than twenty thousand (20,000), the absentee voter board in the office of the circuit court clerk, with the approval of the county election board, may reduce the number of hours available to cast absentee ballots under this section to a minimum of four (4) hours on each of the two (2) Saturdays preceding election day.
(i) As provided by 42 U.S.C. 15481, a voter casting an absentee ballot under this section must be:
(1) permitted to verify in a private and independent manner the votes selected by the voter before the ballot is cast and counted;
(2) provided with the opportunity to change the ballot or correct any error in a private and independent manner before the ballot is cast and counted, including the opportunity to receive a replacement ballot if the voter is otherwise unable to change or correct the ballot; and
(3) notified before the ballot is cast regarding the effect of casting multiple votes for the office and provided an opportunity to correct the ballot before the ballot is cast and counted.
(j) As provided by 42 U.S.C. 15481, when an absentee ballot is provided under this section, the board must also provide the voter with:
(1) information concerning the effect of casting multiple votes for an office; and
(2) instructions on how to correct the ballot before the ballot is cast and counted, including the issuance of replacement ballots.
(k) If:
(1) the voter is unable or declines to present the proof of identification; or
(2) a member of the board determines that the proof of identification provided by the voter does not qualify as proof of identification under IC 3-5-2-40.5;
the voter shall be permitted to cast an absentee ballot and the voter's absentee ballot shall be treated as a provisional ballot.
(l) A voter casting an absentee ballot under this section is entitled to cast the voter's ballot in accordance with IC 3-11-9.
implements, or permits the use of a voting system or an electronic poll
book in an election conducted in Indiana.
(1) The total number of vote centers to be established.
(2) The location of each vote center.
(3) The effective date of the order.
(4) The following information according to the computerized list (as defined in IC 3-7-26.3-2) as of the date of the order:
(A) The total number of voters within the county.
(B) The number of active voters within the county.
(C) The number of inactive voters within the county.
(5) For each vote center designated under subdivision (2), a list of the precincts whose polls will be located at the vote center consistent with section 13 of this chapter for an election that is not being held in each precinct of the county.
(6) For each vote center designated under subdivision (2), the number of precinct election boards that will be appointed to administer an election at the vote center.
(7) For each precinct election board designated under subdivision (6), the number and name of each precinct the precinct election board will administer consistent with section 13 of this chapter for an election that is not being held in each precinct of the county.
(8) For each vote center designated under subdivision (2), the number and title of the precinct election officers who will be appointed to serve at the vote center.
(9) For each vote center designated under subdivision (2):
(A) the number and type of ballot variations that will be provided at the vote center; and
(B) whether these ballots will be:
(i) delivered to the vote center before the opening of the polls; or
(ii) printed on demand for a voter's use.
(10) A detailed description of any hardware, firmware, or software used:
(A) to create an electronic poll list for each precinct whose polls are to be located at a vote center; or
(B) to establish a secure electronic connection between the county election board and the precinct election officials administering a vote center.
(11) A description of the equipment and procedures to be used to ensure that information concerning a voter entered into any electronic poll list used by precinct election officers at a vote center is immediately accessible to:
(A) the county election board; and
(B) the electronic poll lists used by precinct election officers at all other vote centers in the county.
(12) For each precinct designated under subdivision (5), the number of electronic poll lists to be provided for the precinct.
(13) The security and contingency plans to be implemented by the county to do all of the following:
(A) Prevent a disruption of the vote center process.
(B) Ensure that the election is properly conducted if a disruption occurs.
(C) Prevent access to an electronic poll list without the coordinated action of two (2) precinct election officers who are not members of the same political party.
(14) A certification that the vote center complies with the accessibility requirements applicable to polling places under IC 3-11-8.
(15) A sketch depicting the planned layout of the vote center, indicating the location of:
(A) equipment; and
(B) precinct election officers;
within the vote center.
(16) The total number and locations of satellite offices to be established under IC 3-11-10-26.3 at vote center locations designated under subdivision (2) to allow voters to cast absentee ballots in accordance with IC 3-11. However, a plan must provide for at least one (1) vote center to be established as a satellite office under IC 3-11-10-26.3 on the two (2) Saturdays immediately preceding an election day.
(17) The method and timing of providing voter data to persons who are entitled to receive the data under this title. Data shall be
provided to all persons entitled to the data without unreasonable
delay.
(18) That the county election board shall adopt a resolution
under IC 3-11.5-5-1 or IC 3-11.5-6-1 to make the central
counting of absentee ballots applicable to the county (if the
board has not already done so).
(b) An order filed with the election division during the final sixty (60) days before an election becomes effective on the day following the election.
(1) rescinds the order designating the county as a vote center county; and
(2) files a copy of the document rescinding the order with the election division.
(1) open the outer or carrier envelope containing an absentee ballot envelope and application;
(2) announce the absentee voter's name; and
(3) compare the signature upon the application with the signature upon the affidavit on the ballot envelope or transmitted affidavit.
(b) This subsection applies to a county that:
(1) has adopted an order to use an electronic poll list under IC 3-7-29-6; or
(2) is a vote center county under IC 3-11-18.1.
Immediately after the electronic poll lists used at each polling place or vote center have been updated to indicate that the county received, not later than noon on election day, an absentee ballot from a voter, the absentee ballot counters shall, in a central counting location designated by the county election board, count the absentee ballot votes cast for each candidate for each office and on each public question in the precinct.
(1) An employee of the state.
(2) An employee of a political subdivision.
(3) A special state appointee (as defined in IC 4-2-6-1).
(4) An employee of a charter school (as defined in IC 20-24-1-4).
(b) As used in this section, "government employer" refers to the state or a political subdivision.
(c) As used in this section, "property" refers only to the following:
(1) Equipment, goods, and materials, including mail and messaging systems.
(2) Money.
(d) A government employee may not knowingly or intentionally use the property of the employee's government employer to do any of the following:
(1) Solicit a contribution.
(2) Advocate the election or defeat of a candidate.
(3) Advocate the approval or defeat of a public question.
(e) A government employee may not knowingly or intentionally distribute campaign materials advocating:
(1) the election or defeat of a candidate; or
(2) the approval or defeat of a public question;
on the government employer's real property during regular working hours.
(g) A government employee who knowingly or intentionally performs several actions described in subsection (d) or (e) in a
connected series that are closely related in time, place, and
circumstance may be charged with only one (1) violation of this
section for that connected series of actions.
(h) A government employee who violates this section commits a
Class A misdemeanor. However, the offense is a Class D felony if
the person has a prior unrelated conviction under this section.
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at the office.
(b) The county director or designated employee shall transmit
(c) The declination must be transmitted:
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at the office.
(1) Hand delivery to the circuit court clerk or board of registration.
(2)
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the
application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at
the office.
(b) The designated employee shall transmit a copy of the voter
registration application (or a separate declination form) on which the
individual declined to register to vote by specifically declining to
register or by failing to complete the voter registration portion of the
application.
(c) The declination must be transmitted:
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county
in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the
application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at
the office.
(b) As required under 42 U.S.C. 1973gg-5(d)(1), the county director or designated office employee shall transmit
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than ten (10) days after the application is accepted at the office.
(c) The county director or designated employee shall transmit
(d) The declination must be transmitted:
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than ten (10) days after the application is accepted at the office.
this chapter:
(1) Hand delivery to the circuit court clerk or board of
registration.
(2) Certified Delivery by the United States Postal Service,
using first class mail. return receipt requested.
(3) Electronic transfer, after approval by the co-directors of the
election division.
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at the office.
(b) The employee shall transmit
(c) The declination must be transmitted:
(1) to the circuit court clerk or board of registration of the county in which the individual's residential address (as indicated on the application) is located; and
(2) not later than five (5) days after the application is accepted at the office.
(1) Hand delivery to the circuit court clerk or board of registration.
(2)
IC 3-14-1:
IC 3-14-1-1 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-2 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-3 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-6 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-7 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-10 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-10.5 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-11 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-13 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-14 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-14.5 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-1-17 (Concerning election campaign violations).
IC 3-14-2-1 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-2 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-2.5 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-3 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-4 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-5 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-6 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-7 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-8 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-9 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-10 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-11 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-12 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-13 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-14 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-15 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-16 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-17 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-18 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-19 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-20 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-21 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-22 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-23 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-24 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-25 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-26 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-27 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-28 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-29 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-2-30 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-1.1 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-2 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-3 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-4 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-5 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-6 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-7 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-8 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-9 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-10 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-11 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-12 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-13 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-14 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-15 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-16 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-17 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-18 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-19 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-20 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-20.5 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-21 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-3-21.5 (Concerning voting).
IC 3-14-4-1 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-2 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-3 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-3.5 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-4 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-6 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-7 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-8 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-9 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-4-10 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-6-1.1 (Concerning elections).
IC 3-14-6-2 (Concerning elections).
(b) This SECTION expires July 1, 2015.
(b) This SECTION expires January 1, 2015.
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