North Carolina § 106-563 - Distribution of ballots; arrangements for holding referendum; declaration of results.
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§ 106-563. Distribution of ballots; arrangements for holding referendum; declaration of results.
The duly certified agency of the producers of any agricultural product among whom a referendum shall be conducted under the provisions of this Article shall likewise prepare and distribute in advance of such referendum all necessary ballots for the purposes thereof, and shall, under rules and regulations promulgated by said agency, arrange for the necessary poll holders for conducting the said referendum; and following such referendum and within 10 days thereafter the said agency shall canvass and publicly declare the result of such referendum. History (1947, c. 1018, s. 14.)
Source: official North Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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