Alabama § 45-57A-63.04 - Submitted Ballot Questions.
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§ 45-57A-63.04. Submitted Ballot Questions.
(a) At the election the question to be submitted shall be printed in plain prominent type on separate ballots and shall read as follows:
“Shall the council-manager form of government, as provided by the City Manager Act of 1977 be adopted for the City of Phenix City?
“Yes .
“No .”
(b) The voter shall mark his or her ballot with a cross mark before or after the word which expresses his or her choice. No other question shall be submitted to the voters of the city upon this ballot. If voting machines are used at any voting place in the election, the above question may at the discretion of the election commission of the city or other body having charge of the conduct of municipal elections in the city, be submitted as a separate question on voting machines so used.
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Section 45-57A-63.04 ("Submitted Ballot Questions.") is part of the Code of Alabama, the codified statutory law of Alabama. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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