§ 14225 Ballot Slip Removal Requirement
Precinct board members must take off the numbered slip from a ballot and give it to the voter before putting that ballot in the box, but this rule doesn't cover mail‑in ballots.
A voter walks into a polling place, gets a ballot that has a little paper with a number stuck to it, and the board member removes that paper and hands it to the voter before the ballot goes into the ballot box.
Because the board member took off the number slip and gave it to the voter, the ballot can be placed in the box. If the slip stayed on the ballot, the board member would not be allowed to put it in the box.
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§ 14225 Ballot Slip Removal Requirement
Last verified: January 10, 2026