Sec. 15.15.410. Plural voting.
Upon a determination that a person has voted more than once in the same election, the director shall notify the attorney general.
Sec. 15.15.280. Prohibiting the exhibition of marked ballots.
Subject to AS 15.15.240 a voter may not exhibit the voter’s ballot to an election official or any other person so as to enable any person to ascertain how the voter marked the ballot.
Sec. 15.15.420. Duty to review the ballot counting.
The director shall review the counting of the ballots with the assistance of and in the presence of the appointed representatives from the political parties.
Sec. 15.15.290. Prohibiting the identification of ballots.
While the polls are open, an election official may not open any ballot received from a voter, or mark a ballot by folding or otherwise so as to be able to recognize it, or otherwise attempt to learn how a voter marked a ballot, or allow the same to be done by another person.
Sec. 15.15.430. Scope of the review of ballot counting.
(a) The review of ballot counting by the director shall include only (1) a review of the precinct registers, tallies, and ballots cast; (2) a review of absentee and questioned ballots as prescribed by law; and (3) unless the ballot for the house district contains nothing but uncontested offices, a hand count of ballots from […]
Sec. 15.15.300. Prohibiting the count of exhibited ballots.
An election official may not allow a ballot to be placed in the ballot box that the official knows to have been unlawfully exhibited by the voter. A ballot unlawfully exhibited shall be recorded as a spoiled ballot and destroyed.
Sec. 15.15.440. State ballot counting review.
The state ballot counting review shall begin as soon as practicable after the election is completed and not later than 16 days after an election and shall be continued until completed. The director may designate the hours each day during which the state ballot counting review board is to conduct its ballot counting review. The […]
Sec. 15.15.310. Official closing of polls.
Fifteen minutes before and at the time of closing the polls, the election board shall announce the present time and the time of closing the polls.
Sec. 15.15.320. Voters in line when polls close.
Every qualified voter present and in line at the time prescribed for closing the polls may vote.
Sec. 15.15.330. Commencement of ballot count.
When the polls are closed and the last vote has been cast in a hand-count precinct, the election board shall immediately proceed to open the ballot box and to count the votes cast. In all cases, the election board shall cause the count to be continued without adjournment until the count is complete.