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Code · CFR · Title 25 — Indians · Part 81 · § 81.34

§ 81.34. How are the official ballots prepared?

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(a)The Secretarial Election Board must prepare the official ballot so that it is easy for the voters to indicate a choice between no more than two alternatives (i.e., adopting or rejecting the proposed language). Separate ballots should be prepared for each proposed amendment or a single ballot for adoption of a proposed document (with a reference to the document provided in the Secretarial election notice).
(b)The following information must appear on the face of the mailout or absentee ballot: OFFICIAL BALLOT (Facsimile Signature) CHAIR, SECRETARIAL ELECTION BOARD
(c)When polling places are required by the tribe's governing document, the official ballot may be a paper ballot, voting machine ballot, or other type of ballot supporting the secret ballot process.
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