Ordinary voting in ACT before polling day
136C Ordinary voting in ACT before polling day
This section applies if—
a person attends an early polling place when the place is operational; and
the person claims to be entitled to vote at the election; and
an authorised officer is satisfied that the preliminary certified list of electors for an electorate—
includes the person’s name; and
states an address for the person or indicates that the person’s address is suppressed; and
has not been marked to indicate that a ballot paper has already been issued to the person.
The authorised officer must—
issue a ballot paper to the person for the electorate; and
record the issue on the preliminary certified list of electors.
However, an authorised officer must not issue a ballot paper to a person who indicates they have already voted at the election.
Section 134 applies to the casting of an ordinary vote under this section as if—
it were a vote under section 133; and
the reference in section 134 to an unoccupied voting compartment were a reference to an unoccupied part of the place where the person attends before the authorised officer.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statement
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