Indiana § 3-6-10-6 - Multiple county media watchers; procurement of watcher identification card
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§ 3-6-10-6. Multiple county media watchers; procurement of watcher identification card
Sec. 6. If a person desires to act as a watcher for a newspaper, news service, radio station, or television station in more than one (1) county in Indiana, the person must obtain a watcher identification card from the election division. The secretary of state may adopt rules under IC 4-22-2 to implement this section.
As added by P.L.3-1987, SEC.46. Amended by P.L.2-1996, SEC.7; P.L.3-1997, SEC.50.
IC 3-6-11Chapter 11. Poll Takers
3-6-11-1Polls of voters 3-6-11-2Certification of polling organization 3-6-11-2.5Polls taken in student housing 3-6-11-2.6Procedures for taking polls in student housing 3-6-11-2.7Requirements for poll takers entering student housing 3-6-11-3Reports by poll takers 3-6-11-4Repealed 3-6-11-5Places of lodging; entry by poll taker 3-6-11-6Repealed 3-6-11-7Failure to permit entry; meeting of county election board; violations 3-6-11-7.5Repealed 3-6-11-8Exemption for small lodging houses 3-6-11-9Exemption for armed services camps or barracks
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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