Cal. ELEC § 14432
This is the official text of Cal. ELEC § 14432, part of California’s Elections Code — governs how elections are conducted, including voter registration, ballots, and campaign rules.
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Official statutory text
The precinct board shall enclose and seal in one or two packages, as determined by the elections official, all of the following:
(a) Two tally sheets, if ballots are to be tabulated manually at the precinct.
(b) The roster. If an electronic poll book is used, either or both the electronic poll book and the electronic media containing the roster shall be secured and returned to the elections official.
(c) The copy of the voter list. If an electronic voter list is used, either or both the electronic voter list and the electronic media containing the voter list shall be secured and returned to the elections official.
(d) The challenge list.
(e) The assisted voter’s list.
(a) Two tally sheets, if ballots are to be tabulated manually at the precinct.
(b) The roster. If an electronic poll book is used, either or both the electronic poll book and the electronic media containing the roster shall be secured and returned to the elections official.
(c) The copy of the voter list. If an electronic voter list is used, either or both the electronic voter list and the electronic media containing the voter list shall be secured and returned to the elections official.
(d) The challenge list.
(e) The assisted voter’s list.
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