25-211. Pre-election ballot inspection; changes in ballots; number of ballots printed. The county election officer shall, at least two (2) weeks before the primary election, mail to each person whose name is to appear on the official ballot in such county, to the address given in such papers, a copy of the first issue of the county paper containing the names and addresses of those whose names will be printed on the national, state, county and township primary election ballots. The chairman of each party shall, on or before the eleventh day preceding such primary election, suggest to the county election officer any changes that he may consider should be made in the ballot applicable to his party, and if upon examination the county election officer shall find any error or omission in said ballot, he shall correct the ballot and cause the same to be printed and distributed as required by law in the case of ballots for the national, state, county and township general election. The number of ballots of each party to be furnished to each precinct shall be adequate in the opinion of the county election officer.
History: L. 1908, ch. 54, § 9; L. 1909, ch. 136, § 3; L. 1915, ch. 204, § 5; R.S. 1923, 25-211; L. 1968, ch. 406, § 74; April 30.
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