Vermont § 17 - Chief Administrative Officer to post lists; copies to be filed in Chief Administrative

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§ 17. Chief Administrative Officer to post lists; copies to be filed in Chief Administrative

  • Officer’s office It shall be the duty of the Chief Administrative Officer to cause the original of
    each and every checklist of voters at any time ordered to be posted by the Board for
    Registration of Voters of said City, to be filed in the Chief Administrative Officer’s
    office with his or her certificate attached, that true copies of such lists have been
    posted as directed by said Board, together with the time and place in said City at
    which the same were posted, which certificate shall be prima facie evidence of such
    posting.

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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