North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 16. Election Officers § 163A-771. Chairman and county board to examine voting machines.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1065. Participation in the 2020 Census Redistricting Data Program of the United States Census Bureau.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1109. Punch-card ballots and lever machines.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1111. Prohibited voting systems.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1116. Voting systems: powers and duties of board of county commissioners.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1117. Voting systems: powers and duties of county board of elections.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1118. Voting systems: requirements for voting systems vendors; penalties.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1119. Adequacy of voting system for each precinct.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1131. Duties of county board of elections.
North Carolina > Elections And Ethics Enforcement > Subchapter III. Election and Election LawsArticle 20. Conduct of Primaries and Elections § 163A-1166. (Effective until January 1, 2018 or September 1, 2019 – see note) Principles and rules for counting official ballots.
