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July 25, 2001”
[Editor's Note:
this copy of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians "tribal code" was
received from what journalists call a "reliable source" in the tribal
administration, apparently July 25, 2001 revisions of the Red
Lake Court of
Indian Offenses' Law and Order provisions that was adopted by
the tribal council on September 11, 1990. As a Court of Indian
Offenses, the Red Lake Court is also subject to the federal
regulations, including the law and order provisions in Title 25 of the Code of Federal
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accuracy or current status of this revised code.] TITLE
18 This Title shall also be known as
the Election Ordinance 1800.01
Purpose and Severability of
Provisions 1800.03
Tenure of Elected
Officials 1800.04
Representation by
District 1800.06
At
Large Representation CHAPTER
1801 Supervisory Bodies 1801.01
General Election Board and District
Election Board, General 1801.02
General Election Board 1801.03
Rules
and Regulations of the General Election Board 1801.04
District Election Board 1801.05
Absentee
Ballot Committee CHAPTER
1802 Qualifications and Registration of
Voters 1802.01
Eligibility to Vote
Generally 1802.02
Registration of Voters 1802.03
Preparation of List of Qualified Voters CHAPTER
1803 Qualifications of and Filing by
Candidates 1803.01
Qualifications of
Candidates for Elective office -- General 1803.03
Qualifications of Candidate
for District Representative 1803.05
Deadline for Filing of
Candidacy 1803.06
Residency
Requirements 1803.07
Establishment
of Residency CHAPTER
1804 Conduct of Elections General
Provisions 1804.01
Notice of Official
Election 1804.02
Official Election Dates 1805.01
Reservation Voting
District Places and Hours -- Notice 1805.02
Manner of Voting
Generally 1805.03
Voting by Person With
Physical Disabilities or Language Barriers 1805.04
Mutilation or Spoiling
of Ballots 1806.01
Allowance of absentee
voting 1806.02
Requests for absentee
ballots generally 1806.03
Time For Filing of Requests for
Absentee Ballots -- Furnishing of Ballots Generally 1806.04
Procedure Upon Rejection
of Application For Absentee Ballot 1806.05
Transmittal of Ballots
to Voters Generally -- Preparation of Record of Ballots Issued 1806.06
Material to Accompany
Ballots Generally 1806.07
Furnishing of
Instructions For Voting 1806.08
Form of Absentee Ballots 1806.10
Handling of Returned
Absentee Ballots Generally 1806.11
Absentee Voting in
Person 1806.12
Counting of Absentee
Ballots 1806.13
Retention of Materials CHAPTER
1807 Count and Return of Votes --
Recounts and Runoffs 1807.02
Preparation
and Locking of Ballot Box 1807.04
Ballot
Counting Watchers 1807. 05
Certification of
Results 1807.06
Procedure
for Election Contests Generally General
Provisions This
title serving as the Tribal Election Ordinance, is adopted for the
purpose of
conducting all Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Tribal elections for
Chairman,
Secretary, Treasurer, District Representatives, Constitutional
amendments and
referenda of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians.
This Act supersedes and repeals all prior laws and regulations
of
the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians relating to the conduct of the
Red Lake
Band of Chippewa Indians elections. In
the event that a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision of
the Act
to be invalid or unconstitutional, the provision held to be invalid or
unconstitutional shall be severable and all other provisions shall
continue in
effect. Pursuant
to authority granted by the Revised Constitution and By-Laws, Art. V,
Sec. 4,
this title is enacted consistent with the policy of the Red Lake Band
of
Chippewa Indians to establish fair elections by enacting codified laws
pursuant
to the Revised Constitution and By-Laws of the Red Lake Band of
Chippewa
Indians regarding the General Election Board, candidate qualifications
and procedures,
elections procedures including election contest procedures and appeals. An
Officer or District Representative shall hold office for a term of four
(4)
years or other length of term as determined, to fill an unexpected
vacancy, or
until their successors are duly elected.
The incumbent shall serve on the Tribal Council until the
successor is
determined. All
four (4) Districts shall have two (2) District Representatives. The Reservation districts and boundary lines
for the districts are those defined in Article V, Section 6(c) of the
Revised
Constitution and By-Laws. Eligible
Red Lake Reservation resident members shall register and vote within
the
District they reside for the District Representative in their
respective
Districts. Officers
of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa shall hold at-large positions with
such
representation being reservation wide. Subdivision 1. No person
running as a candidate in any
election shall be an appointee on an Election Board. Subdivision 2. If a member
of any Election Board desires to be relieved from
duty, for cause, he/she shall notify the Tribal Council in writing and
the
Tribal Council will designate the alternate to serve as a member of the
Board. If the alternate is not
available to serve, the Council may appoint a new board member. Subdivision 3. Compensation
of District and General Election
Board members and other costs of any election shall be set by the
Tribal
Council for each election. Subdivision 4. The Election
Boards may be discharged by the
Tribal Council at any time following ninety (90) days after the
election. The
General Election Board shall be composed of the Supervisors of the
District
Election Boards who shall elect a Chairman from their group. It shall be the duty of the General Election
Board to certify the results of the election.
The
Tribal Council has created specific rules and regulations necessary for
the
General Election Board necessary to conduct Tribal elections. These rules and regulations shall be
published or posted three (3) months before the election. Subdivision 1. At least
thirty (30) days prior to the election, the Tribal
Council shall appoint a District Election Board for each of the four
Reservation Districts and each shall be composed of four members and
two (2)
alternates, one of whom shall be able to speak the Chippewa as well as
the
English language. A Supervisor, one
Judge, one Clerk, one Recorder and two alternates shall be designated. Subdivision 2. It will be
the duty of the District Election
Board to maintain orderly conduct within the polling places. Subdivision 1. The Tribal
Council shall appoint members and two (2)
alternates to the Absentee Ballot Committee which shall be made up of
four (4)
members. Subdivision 2. It
shall be
the duty of the Absentee Ballot
Committee member to mail absentee ballots, receive and log them in, and
be
present at approved off Reservation sites for the casting of votes by
absentee
ballots and to turn such ballots over to the General Election Board in
a timely
fashion. Any
enrolled member of the Band eighteen (18) years of age or over on
election day
shall be entitled to vote. Subdivision 1. All
eligible
resident voters shall register in the district
of their residence at the time of election with the Clerk of the
District
Election Board at the voting place. Subdivision 2. For the
purpose for determining a resident or
nonresident voter for the Red Lake Band, the place of residence shall
be the
determining factor. No change in
residence for voting shall be recognized during the thirty-five (35)
day period
preceding the next election date. In
the instance of absentee member balloting, the husband (head of the
family), if
living with his wife, shall be the one determining the district in
which both
he and his wife shall vote. In the
instance of nonresident separated married members, or
members married to non-members, they shall declare their
residence in the last reservation district they or their father lived
in. If their father was not a member of
the
Band, then their mother. In the
instance of an eligible voter maintaining two homes in two different
districts,
the first home maintained shall be the residence determining his or her
voting
district. The
Council shall prepare a list of eligible resident and nonresident
voters and
cause such list to be posted throughout the reservation at least sixty
(60)
days before the election. Opportunity
to amend the list will be allowed up until thirty-five (35) days prior
to the
election, at which time a final list will be posted. Subdivision 1. Each
candidate who desires to run for an
elective Tribal office within the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians
shall meet
the general qualifications provided in the Revised Constitution and
By-Laws and
its Amendments as well as the specific qualifications provided in this
chapter
and the tribal elections laws or ordinances.
Subdivision 2. Notice of
Election rules and regulations
contained herein which provide for a filing period, filing fee,
certification
of eligibility, etc., shall be posted in a manner as to give notice of
qualifications of candidates for elective office. Subdivision 3. Write-in
candidates shall be ineligible and
each District and the General Election Board are hereby instructed not
to
consider, list or count votes for write-in candidates. Subdivision 4. It shall be
the duty of the candidate to provide all
supporting documentation for the requirements of candidacy when filing
the
Notice of Candidacy. Any
eligible voter of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, twenty-five
years of
age or over on election day shall be eligible to become a candidate as
an
Officer, provided such person is a bona fide resident of the diminished
Reservation and has been for one year preceding the date of election, except that anyone who has been
convicted or is under indictment for a criminal felony offense and that
anyone
removed for any reason from the Tribal Council, shall be ineligible to
become a
candidate in any Tribal Election. Any eligible voter of the Red Lake Band of
Chippewa Indians, (provided such person is a bona fide resident of the
Reservation) twenty-five (25) years of age or over on election day
shall be
eligible to become a candidate as a District Representative provided
such
person is a bona fide resident of the district to be represented, and
has been
a resident of the district for one year preceding the date of beginning
of the
filing period, except that anyone who have been convicted or is under
indictment for a criminal felony offense and that anyone removed for
any reason
from the Tribal Council, shall be ineligible to become a candidate in
any
Tribal Election. Subdivision 1. A filing fee
shall accompany each notice of
candidacy, the amount of such filing fee shall be set by the Tribal
Council for
each election. Subdivision 1. Eligible
candidates shall file their notice
of candidacy as an Officer or a District Representative with the
Secretary of
the Tribal Council at least sixty (60), but not more than seventy-five
(75)
days before the election date. Such
notice of candidacy shall be in writing and shall include the
candidates name,
age, residence and voting district and a declaration that he or she has
never
been convicted of or is not currently under indictment for a criminal
felony
offense and that he or she has never been removed for any reason from
the Red Lake
Tribal Council, and shall be signed and sworn to before a Notary of the
Public
on the Red Lake Reservation. Subdivision 2. The
declaration listed in Subdivision 1 above
shall follow reasonably the following form:
"I wish to
be considered a candidate in
the
upcoming Tribal election. I hereby
swear and attest that I have never been convicted, pled guilty to, or
found
guilty of a felony level criminal offense in any jurisdiction. I also swear and attest that I am not
currently under indictment for such an offense." "In making this declaration, I
understand that there are criminal penalties that may be imposed
against me
should any portion of my declaration
found to be untrue. Further, I
consent and authorize any federal, state, or Tribal agency or court to
disclose
to the Red Lake Tribal Council any and all documents, data and
information
necessary to verify the requirements of candidacy, including the
record, or
lack thereof, of any felony convictions
or indictments. I agree that such
record will be subject to public scrutiny." Subdivision 1. Qualified
district candidates shall have
established a bona fide permanent residence within their respective
districts
for no less than one (1) year immediately preceding the election date
of that
particular election year. Proof of
residency shall be consistent with this chapter. Subdivision 2. Qualified
officer candidates shall have
established a bona fide permanent residence on the Reservation for no
less than
one (1) year immediately preceding the beginning filing date of that
particular
election year. Proof of residency shall
be consistent with this chapter. Proof
of a bona fide permanent residence, necessary to qualify as a candidate
shall
be established by the following test: A. Residence
means a place where the
candidate has a true, fixed, and permanent home. B.
Verification
of residence may be fortified by one or more of the following
documents,
provided always that such documents show an address in excess of one
(1) year: 1. Current driver's license. 2. Utility bill(s). 3. Income tax return for the preceding year. 4. State or county voter's registration. Subdivision 1. Following the
filing deadline, the Tribal Council shall
review the eligibility of the candidates and shall certify by Tribal
Council
Resolution their eligibility as a candidate for the office for which
they have
filed. The Secretary of the Tribal
Council shall post a list of duly filed and eligible candidates for
Officers
and Representatives who have been certified by the Tribal Council, at
least
thirty-five (35) days before the election date. Subdivision 2. Any
candidate
who wishes to withdraw from the election shall
have the opportunity to do so by providing a formal written notice to
the
Secretary up to thirty (30) days prior to the election.
No refund of filing fee shall be permitted
for any reason even if the candidate withdraws voluntarily or is
disqualified
under the provision of this title. Subdivision 3. Any
candidate
who intentionally provides false information on
the notice of candidacy shall be disqualified as an eligible candidate
and may
be subject to the criminal penalties of perjury under the Red Lake
Tribal Code. Subdivision 1. The
Tribal
Council shall set an election
date in May, in even numbered years, beginning with the election in
1960. Subdivision 2. The Council
shall prepare and post
throughout the reservation an election announcement which shall give
the date
of election, the Officers and District Representatives to be elected,
the
procedure for the filing of candidate, the designated polling places,
and the
voting requirements for the election.
They shall also provide information on the election to eligible
nonresident voters by means of letter or adequate announcement through
the
press. Subdivision 1. Registration
of voters shall occur at the
polling places and will follow the declaration of residency given at
the last
election unless a change of residence was duly filed with the Secretary
thirty
(30) days preceding the next election. Subdivision 2. Filing
of
candidates. Eligible candidate shall file
their notice
of candidacy as an Officer or a District Representative with the
Secretary of
the Tribal Council at least sixty (60) days before the election date. Subdivision 3. Run-off
election. In
the instance of a tie vote between candidates receiving the most votes,
the
General Election Board shall order a re-election be held within sixty
(60)
days, exclusive of a five (5) day contest period, once results are
posted and
the reasonable period of up to ten (10) days for consideration of any
contest. Such run-off election will
include only the candidates receiving the most votes. Subdivision 4. Swearing in
of elected officials. The newly elected
District Representatives
and Officers shall be installed in office at the first regular meeting
of the
Tribal Council after certificates of their election have been issued. No
person shall be allowed to electioneer within 300 feet of the voting
place on
election day. Reservation
district voting places will be open between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. and
at the
specified locations as follows: Red
Lake
Community
Center Redly
Community
Center Little
Rock
Community
Center Ponemah
Community
Center Subdivision 1. Voting shall
be held by secret ballot. Subdivision 2. All
resident
voters must personally vote at
the designated polling quarters except as provided under Absentee
Voting
Section of this Code. Subdivision 3. The Clerk and
Recorder shall make a record
of and register of each eligible voter presenting themselves at the
polls. The ballots shall be handed out by
the Judge
to the electors as they present themselves to vote after being
identified by
and registered by the Clerk and Recorder.
Each Ballot handed out to the electors shall be marked with an
official
stamp of the voting district. The Judge
shall not handle the ballots after the voter has voted but shall
witness the
depositing of the ballot after the voter has indicated his or her
choice
thereon by placing an "X" with a pencil in the block opposite the
candidate of his or her choice. Subdivision 1. Incapacitated
voters may be assisted in
voting when they appear on the premises of the polling places. Subdivision 2. It
shall be
the duty of the members of the
District Election Board who speak the Chippewa and English languages to
read
and translate, when requested to do so by the voter, and also to assist
voters
who are unable, through illiteracy or physical incapacity, to cast
their
ballots. In
event of mutilation of a ballot, on application of the voter for
another, the
District Supervisor shall, upon surrender of the mutilated ballot, have
another
issued in lieu thereof and such mutilated ballot shall be retained with
other
records pertaining to said election. Absentee
voting shall be allowed upon written request by a registered voter of
the Red
Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. Such
request shall be made to the Secretary in the method stated in this
title. Subdivision 1. The Secretary
of the Tribal Council will send
a form to be used in requesting a ballot to each nonresident whose
address is
known with an election announcement. Subdivision 2. An
official
blank form will be furnished to any eligible
voter upon request for use in requesting absentee ballots.
The form must be signed and completed by the
absentee voter, and contain the former residence of the voter and will
serve as
his registration if qualified for voting within a district.
Subdivision 1. Absentee
ballots shall be furnished to all eligible
nonresident voters upon request to the Secretary of the Tribal Council,
or his
authorized Representative, provided such request is signed by the voter
to whom
the ballot is issued. The absentee
ballot must be received on or before 7:00 p.m. on the election date. In
the event a voter's application for an absentee ballot is rejected for
any
reason, the Secretary shall immediately notify said voter in writing of
the
rejection and the reason thereof. Subdivision 1. The
Secretary, or his or her authorized
Representative, upon receipt of a signed request bearing the current
address of
the voter, shall ascertain the correctness of the voter's former
residence and
the validity of the signature and then shall provide or mail to such
voter an
absentee ballot. Subdivision 2. Proper record
shall be kept of all absentee ballots,
including to whom mailed, date of mailing, address of voter, date
returned,
time and from whom received, which record shall not be divulged to any
person
other than the General Election Board upon personal request by the full
General
Election Board. Notwithstanding
provisions in §1806.11 all nonresident ballots shall be mailed and
provided in
consecutively numbered envelopes. Ballots
shall be of different colors for each district except as described in
§1806.11. All nonresident ballots shall
be mailed under return receipt, to be delivered to the addressee only. The
Secretary shall notify or publish instructions for voting by absentee
ballots. In
order to safeguard the genuineness of the returned absentee ballot,
each ballot
shall be stamped: "Official
Ballot (facsimile
signature) Secretary,
Tribal Council or
authorized Representative" Subdivision 1. The absentee
ballot must be returned to the
Secretary, Tribal Council, or
authorized Representative, P.O. Box 544, Red Lake, Minnesota 56671, in a numbered envelope provided for
the purpose and shall also bear the stamped inscription "NONRESIDENT
BALLOT." Subdivision 2. All such
ballots must be received by the
Secretary of the Tribal Council, or
authorized Representative, on or before 7:00 p.m. of the
election day
and no ballot received after the polls have closed shall be counted. Ballots delivered by other than the voter
are unacceptable and shall be impounded by the Absentee Ballot
Committee. The
Secretary, or authorized Representative, shall not open the numbered
ballot
envelope and shall hold the same for the General Election Board. Subdivision 1. After at
least five (5) days following the posting of certified,
duly filed and eligible candidates, members on the absentee voter list
who have
requested for any reason, and affected change from resident to absentee
voter
list with the Secretary of the Tribal Council, who personally appear at
the
office of the Secretary, or authorized
Representative, may vote by signing for and casting their ballots then
and
there. In addition, the absentee ballot
committee shall make itself available on the weekend days of Saturday
and
Sunday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., during the last two (2) weekends prior to
the
election, to distribute and receive, in person absentee ballots in the
Red Lake
Agency Building, Red Lake, Minnesota. Subdivision 2. The
Absentee
Ballot Committee shall make itself available two
(2) days before the election in
Minneapolis, Minnesota for the purpose of distributing and accepting
absentee
ballots from nonresident voters who are unable to mail or submit, in
person,
their absentee ballots for whatever reason. Subdivision 3. Resident
invalids and incapacitated voters, and those who so
request, may vote by absentee ballot in the presence of two (2) or more
members
of the Absentee Ballot Committee. Absentee
Ballots shall be canvassed by the General Election Board. Ballots
and other election materials shall be kept by the General Election
Board under
lock and
key for at least ninety (90) days in the event of any protest or order
for
recount. Subdivision 1. The Tribal
Council shall have ballots printed for each
district showing the Officer and
District Representative candidates. It
will be a requirement that a minimum of two (2) members of the Absentee
Ballot
Committee be designated to obtain the printed ballots at the location
of the
printer. When
all else is in readiness for the opening of the polls, the Supervisor
in each
district shall open the ballot box in view of the other Election Board
members,
shall turn same top down to show that no ballots are contained therein . The box shall then be locked and remain so
until after the polls are closed and until the count of ballots is
started. Subdivision 1. It shall be
the duty of the District Election
Board at the close of the polls to count the ballots, return them to
the boxes,
lock and mark the boxes, and when the count has been completed, turn
over the
certified election returns of the district, the ballot boxes, the list
of those
registered and the voting, and all unused and mutilated ballots to the
Chairman
of the General Election Board who shall see with at least two (2)
witnesses, to
their delivery to and safekeeping under lock and key at the Red Lake
Agency
Office and, that they are kept there for the full General Election
Board. The District Supervisor and not
less that
than one (1) other member of the Election Board shall remain
continuously in
the room until all the ballots are finally counted.
No person serving as a District Election Official shall give out
any information as to the results of the votes cast in the resident
election
prior to the posting of election results, except that each Supervisor
may give
the results of the local unofficial count to the candidates only. Subdivision 2. Where there
are more than two (2) candidates
for any one office, the candidate in the election receiving the most
votes or a
plurality of votes, shall be elected. Subdivision 1. Each
candidate on the ballot at a given district polling site
may submit the name of one person to be a ballot counting watcher at
that
site. This submission shall be in
writing to the general election board,
at least seven (7) days prior to the election date.
In the event there are more than five (5) submitted at any given
polling site, the election board will draw five (5) names at random to determine ballot counting watchers. At least two (2) of those selected shall be
nominated by candidates for the District Representatives office. Subdivision 2. Ballot
counting watchers shall observe ballot
counting in such a manner that shall not impede the process of ballot
counting. Ballot counting watchers do not
participate in any ballot counting.
Ballot counting watchers are to be seated a minimum of fifteen
(15) feet
from the actual ballot counting process. Subdivision 3. Any
ballot
counting watcher who disturbs ballot counting
shall be immediately removed. Subdivision 1. The
General
Election Board shall convene in a
place selected by them at 10:00 a.m. on the date following the election
day to
receive the certifications of the results of the election from each
district
and shall canvass the returns of the absentee voters by districts. No person other than members of the General
Election Board shall be present in the room when the ballots are being
counted. A delegation of two (2)
Hereditary Chiefs,
so chosen by the Chiefs shall be present to observe the counting of the
absentee ballots. Subdivision 2. The
General
Election Board shall publish and
post the results of the election in each voting district, and in other
public
places throughout the reservation for the information of the Tribal
members. Subdivision 1. Any member of
the Red Lake Band voting in the election may
contest the results of the election within five (5) days following the
posting
of the election results. A member
contesting the results of the election shall prepare a written
statement giving
reasons for his or her contest, and
file such statement with the Chairman of the General Election Board. The full General Election Board shall meet,
consider and rule on the written request of the contesting member
within a
reasonable period of up to ten (10 ) days and may conduct a recount of
ballots
should it be deemed justifiable. No
person other than the General Election Board shall be present at the
meeting of
the General Election Board. Subdivision 2. Decisions
of
the General Election Board, made in accordance
with this Resolution, shall be final. (Chapter
1800, Election, Title 18 added to Tribal Code by Resolution No. 15-96,
dated
January 16, 1996)
CHAPTER 1800
ELECTION
TITLE
18
This Title shall also be known as the Election Ordinance
1800.01
Purpose and Severability of Provisions
1800.02
Authority
1800.03
Tenure of Elected Officials
1800.04
Representation by District
1800.05
Voting by District
1800.06 At
Large
Representation
CHAPTER
1801
Supervisory Bodies
1801.01
General
Election Board and District Election Board, General
1801.02
General Election Board
1801.03 Rules
and
Regulations of the General Election Board
1801.04
District Election Board
1801.05 Absentee
Ballot Committee
CHAPTER
1802
Qualifications and Registration of Voters
1802.01
Eligibility to Vote Generally
1802.02
Registration of Voters
1802.03
Preparation of List of Qualified Voters
CHAPTER
1803
Qualifications of and Filing by Candidates
1803.01
Qualifications of Candidates for
Elective office -- General
1803.02
Qualifications of Candidate for
Officer -- Tribal Chairman, Tribal Secretary, Tribal Treasurer
1803.03
Qualifications of Candidate for
District Representative
1803.04
Filing Fees
1803.05
Deadline for Filing of Candidacy
1803.06 Residency
Requirements
1803.07 Establishment
of Residency
1803.08
Certification of
Candidacy--Withdrawal of Candidacy----Refund of Filing
Fee--Disqualification of
a Candidate for Misconduct and Penalty for Misconduct
CHAPTER
1804
Conduct of Elections
General
Provisions
1804.01
Notice of Official Election
1804.02
Official Election Dates
1804.03
Electioneering
CHAPTER
1805
Voting Generally
1805.01
Reservation Voting District Places and
Hours -- Notice
1805.02
Manner of Voting Generally
1805.03
Voting by Person With Physical
Disabilities or Language Barriers
1805.04
Mutilation or Spoiling of Ballots
CHAPTER
1806
Absentee Voting
1806.01
Allowance of absentee voting
1806.02
Requests for absentee ballots generally
1806.03
Time For Filing of Requests for
Absentee Ballots -- Furnishing of Ballots Generally
1806.04
Procedure Upon Rejection of Application
For Absentee Ballot
1806.05 Transmittal
of Ballots to Voters Generally -- Preparation of Record of Ballots
Issued
1806.06
Material to Accompany Ballots Generally
1806.07
Furnishing of Instructions For Voting
1806.08
Form of Absentee Ballots
1806.09
Return of Ballots
1806.10
Handling of Returned Absentee Ballots
Generally
1806.11
Absentee Voting in Person
1806.12
Counting of Absentee Ballots
1806.13
Retention of Materials
CHAPTER
1807
Count and Return of Votes -- Recounts and Runoffs
1807.01
Ballots
1807.02 Preparation
and Locking of Ballot Box
1807.
03
Counting of Ballots
1807.04 Ballot
Counting Watchers
1807.
05
Certification of Results
1807.06 Procedure
for Election Contests Generally
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