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Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 183-1-12-.19 : RULES OF STATE ELECTION BOARD —1 - GEORGIA ELECTION CODE —1-12 - PREPARATION FOR AND CONDUCT OF PRIMARIES AND ELECTIONS —1-12-.19 - Preparation of the Electors List and Use of Electronic Poll Book
Text
(1)
Election superintendents shall cause each polling place to be equipped with an appropriate number of electronic poll books within the county during primaries, elections, and runoffs. Electronic poll books shall be the primary method for checking in voters and creating voter access cards, but the superintendent shall cause every polling place to be equipped with a paper backup list of every registered voter assigned to that polling place. The paper backup list shall be used in case the electronic poll books do not properly function. The superintendent shall cause poll workers to be adequately trained in checking in voters on both electronic poll books and paper backup list.
(2)
The county election superintendent shall maintain each electronic poll book device, and all components in a secure location as provided for in Rule 183-1-12-.04 and 183-1-12-.05.
(3)
Effective January 1, 2006, the registrars of each county shall utilize the absentee ballot subsystem of the statewide voter registration system for absentee balloting and advance voting.
(4)
The registrars of each county shall complete the entry of new and updated voter registrations on a timely basis as required by the Secretary of State and shall notify the Secretary of State upon the completion of all such data entry after a registration deadline.
(5)
Prior to each primary or election as specified by the Secretary of State, the county election superintendent shall provide to the Secretary of State or his or her designee a final copy of the election management system database for the county.
(6)
The county election superintendent and the registrars shall notify the Secretary of State or his or her designee of any changes to the voter registration file for the county or the election management system database that occur after the process for programing the electronic poll books has begun.
(7)
During the period in which election system components are tested and prepared prior to delivery to polling places, the election superintendent shall cause each electronic poll book to undergo logic and accuracy testing. Each electronic poll book must pass such logic and accuracy test prior to being delivered to a polling place. The election superintendent or registrars shall verify the information contained on the electronic poll books prior to delivering the units to polling places.
(8)
Prior to delivery to a polling place, the election superintendent or registrars shall cause the electronic poll books to accurately mark all persons who have been issued or cast absentee ballots in the election.
(9)
Upon the conclusion of each primary, election, or runoff, the poll officers shall return the electronic poll books with the other election materials from the polling place to the election superintendent. The registrars and election superintendent shall inform the Secretary of State of all voters who cast ballots in each primary election or runoff in a format to be determined by the Secretary of State and in the same time period as the official election returns.
(10)
For electors whose names are added to the voter registration rolls after the preparation of the electronic poll books, the registrars shall provide a printed supplemental list for use at the affected polling places.
GA Regs. 183-1-12-.19
O.C.G.A. § 21-2-31.
Original Rule entitled "Preparation of the Electors List and Use of Electronic Poll Book" adopted. F. Jan. 23, 2020; eff. Feb. 12, 2020.
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