Indiana § 3-7-48-10 - Investigation regarding voting with permission

§ 3-7-48-10. Investigation regarding voting with permission

Sec. 10. The NVRA official shall investigate the incident reported by the circuit court clerk or board of registration under section 9 of this chapter and determine if:

(1) the voter had properly registered at the license branch or agency; and

(2) a violation of NVRA or this article occurred.

As added by P.L.12-1995, SEC.58. Amended by P.L.2-1996, SEC.82.

IC 3-8ARTICLE 8. CANDIDATES

Ch. 1.Qualifications for Candidates Ch. 2.Declaration of Candidacy for Federal, State, Legislative, or Local Office in Primary Election Ch. 2.5.Nomination for School Board Office Ch. 3.Presidential Primary Candidates Ch. 4.State Conventions Ch. 5.Town Conventions and Major Political Party Nominations in Small Towns Ch. 6.Nomination by Petition for Independent or Minor Political Party Candidates Ch. 7.Certification of Nominees and Ballot Placement Ch. 8.Removal of Name From Ballot of a Candidate for Legislative or State Office at General Election for Disqualification or Withdrawal Ch. 9.Statements of Economic Interests for Local and School Board Offices

IC 3-8-1Chapter 1. Qualifications for Candidates

3-8-1-1Candidates must be registered voters 3-8-1-1.1Error by election division or circuit court clerk does not invalidate filing 3-8-1-1.5Judge in certain cities; town court judges 3-8-1-1.6Duty of division or board to determine candidate's compliance with campaign finance requirement 3-8-1-1.7"Before the election" 3-8-1-2Questioned candidacy filing; jurisdiction to act; sworn statement; determination of eligibility or validity; denial of filing 3-8-1-3Limitation on number of lucrative offices 3-8-1-4Collectors and holders of public money 3-8-1-5Disqualification of candidates 3-8-1-5.5Candidates defeated in primary or nomination process; ineligibility 3-8-1-5.7Requirements of candidates for appointment pro tempore 3-8-1-6President; Vice President; presidential elector; alternate presidential elector 3-8-1-7United States Senator 3-8-1-8United States Representative 3-8-1-9Governor or lieutenant governor 3-8-1-9.5Governor and lieutenant governor must run jointly 3-8-1-10Attorney general 3-8-1-10.5Repealed 3-8-1-11Justice of supreme court; judge of court of appeals 3-8-1-11.5Repealed 3-8-1-12Tax court judge 3-8-1-13Senator in general assembly 3-8-1-14Representative in general assembly 3-8-1-15Repealed 3-8-1-16Circuit court judge 3-8-1-17Superior or probate court judge 3-8-1-18Repealed 3-8-1-19Prosecuting attorney 3-8-1-19.5Circuit court clerk 3-8-1-20County officers 3-8-1-21County commissioner 3-8-1-22County council member 3-8-1-23County assessor 3-8-1-23.4Repealed 3-8-1-23.5Repealed 3-8-1-23.6Repealed 3-8-1-24Mayor of first class city 3-8-1-25City-county council member 3-8-1-26Mayor of second or third class city 3-8-1-27Common council member 3-8-1-28City clerk of second class city; city clerk-treasurer of third class city 3-8-1-28.5City court judge 3-8-1-29Town council member 3-8-1-29.5Repealed 3-8-1-30Small claims court judge 3-8-1-31Small claims court constable 3-8-1-32Precinct committeeman; delegate to state convention 3-8-1-33Statement of economic interests; candidates required to file 3-8-1-34School board offices