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ARTICLE 33

	101. Ballots, how printed and folded; cou-	127. Statement of canvass of votes of can-
	pons; sample ballots.	vassing board to be sent to clerks
	102. Delivery of ballots to judges of elec-	of courts.
	tion.	128. Canvassing board to declare who is
	103. Mode of delivery of ballots, ballot-	elected.
	boxes, etc., at polling places.	129. Errors in statements previous to can-
	104. Judges of election to keep the peace.	vassing votes, how corrected.
	105. Opening of polling places. Substi-	130. How board of canvassers shall correct
	tute judges or clerks. Oath of sub-	errors made by themselves. Power
	stitutes.	of courts in event of failure.
	106. Parties having candidates shall have	131. Board of State Canvassers, how con-
	right to keep challengers or watch-	stituted; meetings; quorum; can-
	ers. Penalty for violating the law in	vass of votes and certificate thereof;
	this respect.	dissent and protest.
	107. Poll-book to be kept by clerk.	132. Secretary of State to keep record of
	108. Voting booths, how to be constructed.	certificate of Board of State Canvas-
	109. Inspection and closing of ballot-boxes.	sers, etc., and shall send copies to
	110. Manner of voting.	those elected and to Governor ; pub-
	111. To whom assistance may be given.	lication thereof; Governor to issue
	112. Secs. 108-111 not to apply where vot-	commission; in case of U. S. Sen-
	ing machines are used.	ator, copies to be sent to U. S. Sen-
	113. Voter spoiling ballot may be furnished	ate; prima facie evidence.
	with another. Method of challeng-
	ing voter.	Offenses.
	Count of the Ballots.	133. Registering unlawfully. Threatening
		or bribing, etc., officers of registra-
	114. Canvass of votes.	tion; penalty.
	115. Coupons to be destroyed immediately	134. Voting unlawfully or influencing other
	after count of votes. Duty of judges	voters; penalty.
	and clerks as to names of persons	135. Time to be allowed employees to
	registered, but not voting.	vote; right of employer thereunder;
	116. Judges to open ballot boxes; proced-	penalty.
	ure thereupon; what ballots to be	136. Keeping false poll list or inserting
	rejected.	false names or statements; penalty.
	117. Announcement of result.	137. Excluding lawful votes. Failure of
		duty as to persons challenged. Re-
	Election Returns.	fusal to open ballot-boxes prior to
	118. Secs. 114-117 not to apply where vot-	opening of polls, etc.; penalty.
	ing machines are used.	138. Making false tally, false certificate,
	119. Judges to make duplicate returns. Certificate of judges and clerks.	etc., as to result of election; penalty. 139. Unlawful putting or permitting bal-
	120. Disposition of "spoiled and not voted" and "rejected and defective ballots."	lots to be put in ballot-box; penalty. 140. Judges, clerks, other officers, neglect
	How ballot-boxes sealed.	of duty. Fraud or corruption; pen-
	121. How ballot-box, key, etc., taken	alty.
	charge of. Delivery of ballot-boxes, keys, etc., to supervisors. 122. Condition of ballot-boxes to be noted.	141. Judges, clerks or other officers con- cealing record, registry, etc., or per- mitting others to do so; penalty.
	To be kept for four months.	142. Persons, not officers, guilty of offenses
		named in preceding section; pen-
	Canvassing Boards.	alty. 143. False swearing; penalty.
	123. Clerks of courts, county commis-	144. Inducing others to swear falsely; pen-
	sioners, mayor, etc., to deliver re-	alty.
	turns to such boards.	145. Persons convicted of crime, voting
	124. Who to constitute such boards.	illegally; penalty.
	125. Meetings of boards of canvassers.	146. Disobeying commands of judge of
	126. Canvass of votes, how to be made.	election; penalty.