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New Jersey Statutes, Title: 19, ELECTIONS
Chapter 31a: Signature comparison record and duplicate permanent registration and voting form; voter's signature; form of record
Section: 19:31a-9: Erroneous record
When any legal voter shall apply to the district board in the district in which he resides and shall find that his name upon the signature comparison record is marked as having voted, the district board shall not permit such persons to vote. Application may be made by the registrant to the commissioner and upon due proof to the commissioner or his duly authorized clerk that such registered voter has not voted in such election the commissioner shall issue a certificate directed to the district board authorizing the district board to permit such person to vote.
The commissioner shall immediately following such election cause the members of the district board in such district to appear before him and unless such district board can explain to the satisfaction of the commissioner why such registrant's form was marked as voted the commissioner shall advise the county board that such district board or any member thereof has failed in the performance of its duty and the member or members of such board who have so failed in their duty shall be ineligible for appointment as members of any district board thereafter.
L.1944, c. 230, p. 786, s. 3.
This section added to the Rutgers Database: 2012-09-26 13:37:48.
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