Ark. Code Ann. § 7-5-520
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Instructions for voters using voting machines
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During the election, each voter shall be instructed regarding the operation of voting machines before voting. The voter's attention shall also be called to the sample ballot, so that the voter shall become familiar with the questions, the names of the offices, and the names of the candidates. Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 18; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1218; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 15; 2005, No. 2233, § 24.
During the election, each voter shall be instructed regarding the operation of voting machines before voting. The voter's attention shall also be called to the sample ballot, so that the voter shall become familiar with the questions, the names of the offices, and the names of the candidates.
Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 18; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1218; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 15; 2005, No. 2233, § 24.
During the election, each voter shall be instructed regarding the operation of voting machines before voting. The voter's attention shall also be called to the sample ballot, so that the voter shall become familiar with the questions, the names of the offices, and the names of the candidates.
Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 18; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1218; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 15; 2005, No. 2233, § 24.
Status: in_force
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