§ 13202 Ballot Uniformity Requirements
This law makes sure every ballot printed for the same voting place looks exactly the same – same size, paper, ink color, and font – so you can’t tell one ballot from another just by looking at it.
A county clerk prints 1,000 ballots for a precinct. All the ballots must be the same size, on the same kind of paper, with the same ink shade, and the candidate names must be in the same font size.
Because of the law, a voter can’t pick a ballot that looks different from the rest, which helps keep voting fair and secret.
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§ 13202 Ballot Uniformity Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026