New Jersey § 19:52-2

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 19:52-2, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 19:52-2.

In all counties wherein voting machines are used the county board of elections shall

furnish for use in each election district at any election, a sufficient number of

voting authorities in substantially the following form: The voting authorities shall be numbered consecutively, be bound together in pads

and shall be printed in two parts and perforated so that one part may be given to

the voter who shall return the same to the district election officials in charge of

the operation of the voting machine in order that such official shall be able to place

the same in consecutive order on a string or wire. The other part of the voting authority shall be signed by the voter in his own handwriting

before he be permitted to vote and shall remain bound in the pad. All pads containing the portions of the voting authorities on which the names of

the persons who have voted have been signed, together with that portion of the voting

authority which has been placed on a wire or string shall be returned to the commissioner

of registration of the county, who shall keep them for a period of at least six months. At any primary election for the general election, each voting authority shall be marked

to indicate the party primary in which the voter signing the same voted and the used

voting authorities shall be strung in such a manner so that those used in one party

primary shall remain separate from those used in the other party primary.

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