Idaho Code § 23-308A
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23-308A FORM OF LOCAL OPTION COUNTY ELECTION BALLOT.
Official statutory text
23-308A. Form of local option county election ballot. The county clerk shall furnish the ballots to be used in the local option county election, which ballots shall contain the following words:
"Shall the sale or delivery of any alcoholic liquor in, on, or from the premises of any state liquor store or distributing station be allowed on any Sunday which does not fall on Christmas Day, Yes."
"Shall the sale or delivery of any alcoholic liquor in, on, or from the premises of any state liquor store or distributing station be allowed on any Sunday which does not fall on Christmas Day, No."
and the elector in order to vote must mark an "X" or other mark sufficient to show his intent, opposite one (1) of the questions in a space provided therefor.
History:
[23-308A, added 2004, ch. 79, sec. 3, p. 304.]
"Shall the sale or delivery of any alcoholic liquor in, on, or from the premises of any state liquor store or distributing station be allowed on any Sunday which does not fall on Christmas Day, Yes."
"Shall the sale or delivery of any alcoholic liquor in, on, or from the premises of any state liquor store or distributing station be allowed on any Sunday which does not fall on Christmas Day, No."
and the elector in order to vote must mark an "X" or other mark sufficient to show his intent, opposite one (1) of the questions in a space provided therefor.
History:
[23-308A, added 2004, ch. 79, sec. 3, p. 304.]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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