Two (2) Ballots in One (1) Envelope

If a precinct board finds two (2) or more of the same ballots upon opening an absentee voter’s envelope, it shall lay them aside until the count of the ballots is complete. If, upon comparison of the count between ballots cast in that precinct and the number of voters on the roster who voted, it appears that two (2) ballots were cast by one (1) voter, the precinct board shall reject both ballots. SOURCE: GC § 2504, entitled “Ballots folded together.” Repealed and reenacted by P.L. 11-209:27 (Dec. 22, 1972) as GC § 2503, entitled “Two ballots in one envelope. Codified as 3 GCA § 11104. Reenacted as 3 GCA § 11103 by P.L. 31-255:2 (Dec. 11, 2012). 2012 NOTE: This section was originally codified from GC § 2502, as reenacted by P.L. 11-209:27 (Dec. 22, 1972), entitled “Opening boxes and counting ballots.” Repealed by P.L. 25-148:9 (July 5, 2000).