Ballot stub Sample Clauses

Ballot stub. An optional ballot stub of a minimum length of one inch to a maximum length of three inches may be located at the top or bottom of the paper ballot with the bottom being the preferred location. The stub should have a control number that may be used for later reconciliation of ballots.
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