§ 3-12-3.5-1 Application of chapter; vote centers treated as precincts
§ 3-12-3.5-1.1 Chapter establishes standards to define vote
§ 3-12-3.5-1.5 Closing of all polls located in one room before vote count
§ 3-12-3.5-2 Announcement that printout of vote available for examination
§ 3-12-3.5-3 Certificates of vote result; use of verifiable paper audit trail
§ 3-12-3.5-4 Delivery of certificates
§ 3-12-3.5-4.5 Securing and returning electronic poll books, voting systems to county election board
§ 3-12-3.5-5 News media certificate
§ 3-12-3.5-6 Vote count to continue to completion
§ 3-12-3.5-8 “Audit threshold number”; “judge”; determination of disparity between number of votes and number of voters; public meeting of county election board; audit and notice of audit; secretary of state report

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