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§ 9-238	Voting tabulators required. Notification of purchase or discontinuance of use
§ 9-238a	Report to secretary of number of electors and voting machines
§ 9-239	Payment for voting machines
§ 9-240	Provision of voting machines and booths
§ 9-240a	Periodic examination of voting machines
§ 9-241	Examination and approval of machines by secretary. Subsequent alteration made by voting machine companies. Use of hole-punch voting machines prohibited. Regulations. Agreement with The University of Connecticut or Connecticut State University System
§ 9-242	Voting machine and direct recording electronic voting machine construction requirements
§ 9-242a	Regulations concerning use of voting machines
§ 9-242b	Procedures for use of direct recording electronic voting machines
§ 9-242c	Voting Technology Standards Board
§ 9-243	Mechanics. Instruction and certification by the Secretary of the State
§ 9-244	Inspection by party watchers, party chairpersons, candidates and officials
§ 9-245	Filing of reports
§ 9-246	Duties of mechanics. Repairs made on election day. Required reports
§ 9-247	Preparation of machines
§ 9-247a	Candidates and immediate family members prohibited from transporting, preparing, repairing or maintaining voting machines. Exceptions
§ 9-248	Furnishing of supplies
§ 9-249	Instruction of election officials
§ 9-249a	Order of parties on the ballot label
§ 9-249b	Arrangement of ballot labels when more than nine party designations and petitioning candidate rows
§ 9-250	Form of ballots
§ 9-250a	Blank space where party fails to nominate
§ 9-251	Order of office on ballot labels
§ 9-252
§ 9-253	Order of names of party nominees for multiple-opening office determined by lot. Order when candidate nominated by more than one party
§ 9-254	List of offices to be filled
§ 9-255	Sample ballot labels
§ 9-256	Filing of sample ballot label with secretary
§ 9-257	Location of voting tabulator and stationing of officials
§ 9-258	Election officials; additional lines of electors
§ 9-258a	Two shifts of election officials
§ 9-259	Duties of election officials before polls open; moderator's return certificates
§ 9-260	Instruction by means of demonstrator or spare voting machine
§ 9-261	Process of voting
§ 9-261a	Preparation of polling place form of identification by committee prohibited
§ 9-262	Duties of election officials during voting hours
§ 9-263	Use of paper ballots when voting machine damaged
§ 9-264	Assistance to elector who is blind, has disability or is unable to write or to read the ballot. Paper ballots available for electors with disabilities
§ 9-265	Write-in votes
§ 9-266	Keys to be kept. Storage of voting tabulator
§ 9-267	Removal of officials
§ 9-268	Duties of selectmen imposed on other officials
§ 9-269	Borough election officials
§ 9-270	Votes by paper ballots
§ 9-271	Referenda by paper ballots
§ 9-272	Conditions under which use of voting tabulators may be discontinued
§ 9-273	Preparation of ballots
§ 9-274	Secretary may prescribe forms
§ 9-275	Secret ballot
§ 9-276	Form for printing ballots
§ 9-279	Form of ballot
§ 9-280	Sample ballots
§ 9-281	Insertion on ballot on death of nominee
§ 9-282	Ballot to resolve tie vote
§ 9-283	Secretary to transmit ballots
§ 9-284	Clerks to obtain ballots if not received two days before election
§ 9-285	Packaging of ballots; method of opening
§ 9-286	Ballot box sealing stamp
§ 9-287	Ballot box lock
§ 9-288	Clerks to be custodians of keys
§ 9-289	Registrars of voters to provide rooms or booths and ballot boxes
§ 9-290	Ballot table. Process of voting
§ 9-291	Arrangement of and admission to voting place
§ 9-292	Method of voting
§ 9-293	Method of balloting
§ 9-294	Deposit of ballots. Booth tenders
§ 9-295	Improper markings of ballot
§ 9-296	Box-tenders
§ 9-297	Interference prohibited. Assistance of physically disabled persons
§ 9-298	Removal of officials
§ 9-299	Counters. Certificates. Declaration of vote
§ 9-300	Deposit of certificates
§ 9-301	Ballot return by moderators for state elections
§ 9-302	Return of ballots to box; sealing and preservation
§ 9-303	Destruction of unused official ballots
§ 9-304	Fraudulent abstracting or intermingling of votes
§ 9-305	Failure of moderator to return keys
§ 9-306	Penalties

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