Idaho § 34-2414 - Printed matter and supplies
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§ 34-2414. Printed matter and supplies
(1) The election officer charged with the duty of providing ballots shall provide all necessary instruction, forms and supplies required for the proper use of the voting machines or vote tally systems.
(2) Within a proper and reasonable time before the first election at which voting machines or vote tally systems are to be used, the secretary of state shall prepare samples of the printed matter and supplies required. He shall furnish one (1) of each of the samples to the election officer in charge of the election of each county, city, district or other political subdivision in which the machines or vote tally systems are to be used.
(3) The county clerk or other election officer shall deliver voting machines to each election board as provided for election supplies.
[34-2414, added 1970, ch. 140, sec. 145, p. 351.]
Source: official Idaho text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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