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City clerks and school district boards must provide boundary information to the county clerk, and county clerks must code voters and may not charge a fee for the required information.
This section was repealed in 1972.
A person who willfully fails to perform duties under this chapter may be fined $50 to $100 for each offense.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
Section 117.005 is marked repealed.
Section 117.010 was repealed in 1952.
The State Board of Elections must administer Kentucky election laws, supervise voter registration and purgation, and adopt required regulations; it also cannot accept private election-administration funds unless tied to a valid goods-or-services contract.
The State Board of Elections may designate a county as a preclearance county, and county election boards in such counties must report their decisions to the state board for review.
Certain state officials may jointly petition Franklin Circuit Court to declare an election crisis in a county, and if the court does so, the State Board of Elections takes over management and appoints an election manager.
The State Board of Elections must appoint leadership, hire staff, maintain voter registration records, furnish election lists, and control access to those records.
The State Board of Elections must adopt record-keeping regulations for election records and materials, including what is kept, how it is maintained, who maintains it, and how long it is kept.
The State Board of Elections must publish statewide voting information and post required signs at polling places, including notices that vote buying and selling are illegal and that voters may report administrative or clerical errors.
Sets up the county board of elections, its membership, meeting rules, and who may act on voter registration and identification questions.
This section was repealed in 1952.
117.045 Precinct election officers -- Alternate and emergency appointments -- Minors permitted to serve as election officers -- Reimbursement. (1) (a) The county board of elections shall in the manner prescribed by this section, not later
Section 117.050 was repealed in 1952.
County election boards must divide precincts, review and file boundary data, and coordinate changes with other local boundaries.
A county board of elections must establish precincts so each precinct boundary follows specified legal or geographic boundaries; if that cannot be done, it may use a visible feature or request an exemption.
County boards of elections must establish precincts by issuing a proposed precinct establishment order, and the order must be submitted to the executive director of the State Board of Elections for approval.
The executive director must review each proposed precinct establishment order, approve compliant orders within 30 days, and return noncompliant orders within 30 days with a specific explanation.
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