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Current as of: 2011
§ 102.012Inspectors and clerks to conduct elections
§ 102.014Poll worker recruitment and training
§ 102.021Compensation of inspectors, clerks, and deputy sheriffs
§ 102.031Maintenance of good order at polls; authorities; persons allowed in polling rooms and early voting areas; unlawful solicitation of voters
§ 102.071Tabulation of votes and proclamation of results
§ 102.091Duty of sheriff to watch for violations; appointment of special officers
§ 102.101Sheriff and other officers not allowed in polling place
§ 102.111Elections Canvassing Commission
§ 102.112Deadline for submission of county returns to the Department of State
§ 102.121Elections Canvassing Commission to issue certificates
§ 102.131Returns before canvassing commission
§ 102.141County canvassing board; duties
§ 102.151County canvassing board to issue certificates; supervisor to give notice to Department of State
§ 102.155Certificate of election
§ 102.166Manual recounts of overvotes and undervotes
§ 102.168Contest of election
§ 102.1682Judgment of ouster; revocation of commission; judgment setting aside referendum
§ 102.1685Venue
§ 102.169Quo warranto not abridged
§ 102.171Contest of election to Legislature

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Questions & Answers: Election Law

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