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2006 Georgia Code - 21-2-328
21-2-328. (a) The superintendent shall deliver the proper
voting machine or voting machines, properly furnished with ballot
labels, to the polling places of the respective precincts at least
one hour before the time set for opening the polls at each primary
or election and shall cause each machine to be set up in the proper
manner for use in voting. Each machine shall then remain sealed
until the examination immediately preceding the opening of the
polls prescribed by this chapter. (b) The superintendent shall provide ample
protection against molestation of and injury to the voting machine
and, for that purpose, shall call upon any law enforcement officer
to furnish such assistance as may be necessary; and it shall be the
duty of the law enforcement officer to furnish such assistance when
so requested by the superintendent. (c) The superintendent shall furnish for each
voting machine at least one hour before the opening of the
polls: (1) A lamp which shall
give sufficient light to enable electors, while in the voting
machine booth, to read the ballot labels, and which shall be
suitable for the use of poll officers in examining the counters;
and the lamp shall be prepared and in good order for use before the
opening of the polls; (2) Two
diagrams, of suitable size, representing such part of the face of
such voting machine as will be in use in the primary or election
and accompanied by directions for voting on the machine; and such
diagrams shall be posted prominently outside the enclosed space
within the polling place; and (3) A seal for sealing the machine after the
polls are closed; an envelope for the return of the keys, if the
construction of the voting machine shall permit their separate
return; and such other election materials and supplies as may be
necessary or as may be required by law.
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