Indiana § 3-9-9-3 - Presumption of violation
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§ 3-9-9-3. Presumption of violation
Sec. 3. A determination by the commission or a county election board that a person who has filed a certification under section 2 of this chapter has accepted funds:
(1) from a prohibited source;
(2) in excess of the amount set forth in section 2 of this chapter; and
(3) during the period described in section 2 of this chapter;
creates a presumption that the person has violated section 2 of this chapter.
As added by P.L.64-2025, SEC.13.
IC 3-10ARTICLE 10. PROVISIONS GOVERNING CERTAIN TYPES OF ELECTIONS
Ch. 1.Primary Elections in General Election Years Ch. 2.General Elections Ch. 3.State Constitutional Amendments and State Public Questions Ch. 4.Presidential Elections Ch. 5.State Conventions Concerning United States Constitutional Amendments Ch. 6.Municipal and School District Elections in Cities, Large Towns, and Small Towns in Marion County Ch. 6.5.Elections in Even-Numbered Years for Towns and Certain Cities Ch. 7.Municipal Elections in Small Towns Located Outside Marion County Ch. 8.Special Elections Ch. 9.Local Public Questions Ch. 10.Special Procedures for Presidential Elections Ch. 11.Special Procedures for Certain Indiana Voters to Vote in Precinct of Former Residence Ch. 12.Special Procedures for Certain Indiana Voters to Vote in Precinct of Former Residence Under NVRA
IC 3-10-1Chapter 1. Primary Elections in General Election Years
3-10-1-1Application of chapter 3-10-1-2Political parties required to hold primary election 3-10-1-3Date of primary 3-10-1-4Nomination of candidates for certain offices; voting on candidates, election of delegates, and election of precinct committeeman 3-10-1-4.5Election of precinct committeemen; service of precinct committeemen after precinct boundary change 3-10-1-4.6Election of precinct committeemen of Indiana Republican Party 3-10-1-5Noncontested races and unopposed candidates 3-10-1-6Eligible voters 3-10-1-7Repealed 3-10-1-7.1Copy of registration record and voter signatures; evidence of right to vote 3-10-1-7.2Proof of identification; exception; failure to produce; challenge; provisional ballot 3-10-1-8Voter name not on registration record, certified copy of registration record, or electronic poll list; certificate of error; casting provisional ballot 3-10-1-9Challenging voter 3-10-1-10Persons entitled to challenge voter 3-10-1-10.5Challenged voter entitled to cast provisional ballot; exception 3-10-1-11Voting methods, supplies, and equipment 3-10-1-12Preparation and distribution of ballots 3-10-1-13Specifications for ballots 3-10-1-14Repealed 3-10-1-14.1Printing names on ballot 3-10-1-15Separate ticket for each political party; placement of names under office designation 3-10-1-16Number of candidates for whom each person may vote 3-10-1-17Colored ballot labels; party designation 3-10-1-18Candidates ordered alphabetically by surname; exception for certain counties 3-10-1-19Form of ballot and public questions; order of offices and public questions on ballot 3-10-1-19.2Order of districts and candidates on ballot 3-10-1-19.5Alternative order of county offices 3-10-1-19.7Certain information not required on ballot 3-10-1-20Repealed 3-10-1-21Sample ballots 3-10-1-22Repealed 3-10-1-23Voting systems in county having a city 3-10-1-24Voter information verification; change of address within precinct; transfer of registration 3-10-1-24.5Repealed 3-10-1-24.6Voter identity check; comparison of signatures 3-10-1-25Paper ballots or ballot card system; procedures 3-10-1-26Paper ballots; folding; delivery to inspector 3-10-1-27Party identification card receipt; voting time limits 3-10-1-28Depositing and counting party identification cards 3-10-1-28.5Ballot card voting system; procedures 3-10-1-29Canvass of votes 3-10-1-30Mutilated and unvoted ballots or ballot cards; counting, sealing and labeling 3-10-1-31Repealed 3-10-1-31.1Applicability; delivery, retention, and disposal of election materials; retention period; use of election materials to update voter registration record; confidentiality of materials 3-10-1-31.2Update of registration record; time 3-10-1-31.3Voter political party not recorded at primary election; how recorded on voter's registration record 3-10-1-32Returns 3-10-1-33Repealed 3-10-1-34Canvass of votes by election division 3-10-1-35Publication of notices
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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