Nev. Admin. Code § 293.270 - General requirements; voter appearing at incorrect polling place
1. A person who completes the written
affirmation required by
NRS
293.3082 must be provided with a provisional
ballot, regardless of whether the person is at the wrong polling place or
precinct.
2. If an election
official becomes aware that a person appearing to vote is a registered voter
who has appeared to vote in the wrong polling place, the election official must
inform the person of the location of the correct polling place for the person.
The election official must also inform the person that although a provisional
ballot may be cast at the incorrect precinct, the provisional ballot will not
be counted unless the requirements of subsection 4 are satisfied and the voter
casts the provisional ballot at a polling place that is located in the
congressional district in which the voter resides.
3. If the deadline for a registered voter who
casts a provisional ballot pursuant to
NRS
293.3081 or
293.3083 and who failed to
provide the county or city clerk the required identification is a legal
holiday, the deadline is extended until 5 p.m. on the next working
day.
4. A county or city clerk
shall count a provisional ballot if the county or city clerk determines that
all the following requirements were satisfied by the date of the election for
which the provisional ballot was cast:
(a) The
voter was properly registered in the county where the provisional ballot was
cast;
(b) The voter was a citizen
of the United States;
(c) The voter
was 18 years of age or older;
(d)
The voter had continuously resided in the county where he or she registered to
vote for at least 30 days;
(e) The
voter had continuously resided in the precinct for which he or she registered
to vote for at least 10 days;
(f)
The voter signed the required affirmation;
(g) If the provisional ballot was cast at a
polling place, the voter did not cast any other ballot, including a mail
ballot;
(h) If the voter did not
show proof of residence and identity at the time he or she registered to vote,
that the voter provided official identification establishing residence and
identity by 5 p.m. on the Friday following election day;
(i) The voter cast the provisional ballot at
a polling place that was authorized to accept a ballot for the congressional
district in which the voter resides; and
(j) The provisional ballot cast listed the
correct federal offices for the congressional district in which the voter
resides.
5. The county or
city clerk shall post and submit:
(a) To the
Secretary of State the totals of provisional votes counted:
(1) Except as otherwise provided in
subparagraph (2), not earlier than 5 p.m. on the Friday immediately following
election day; or
(2) If the Friday
immediately following election day is a legal holiday, not earlier than 5 p.m.
on the next working day after the Friday immediately following election day;
and
(b) The updated
results in the same manner and form as election day
results.
6. As used in
this section, "legal holiday" means any day declared to be a legal holiday
pursuant to NRS
236.015.
Notes
NRS 293.124, 293.247
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