ARTICLE 10 ELECTION PROCEDURES
1201 Challenges to Election Prior to Election Day
§ 1201 Challenges to Election Prior to Election Day A. Any Tribal Member may petition the Tribal Court for review of an election matter arising under the Constitution or Election Ordinance in accordance with the procedural requirements of the Tribal ...
1008 Other Matters Decided by the Election Board
§ 1008 Other Matters Decided by the Election Board Any other election matters not specifically addressed in this Ordinance shall be decided by the Election Board. The decision of the Election Board shall be final. [Legislative History: Enacted by ...
1007 Recounts
§ 1007 Recounts The Election Board may, in its sole discretion, call for a recount of the ballots. The Tribal Court may also order the Election Board to conduct a recount of the ballots. [Legislative History: Enacted by Resolution No. 97-12, ...
1006 Rejected Ballots
§ 1006 Rejected Ballots A. If, during the tallying of the votes, the Election Board or automated electronic system is unable to determine from the ballot the choice(s) of the voter, the ballot shall be rejected. B. If the Election Board or automated ...
1005 Counting Ballots
§ 1005 Counting Ballots A. Immediately after the close of the polling and after the last voter has voted, the Election Board shall count the Official Ballots. B. The Election Board shall count, or cause to be counted by automated electronic system, ...
1004 Spoiled Ballots
§ 1004 Spoiled Ballots If a voter spoils his or her Official Ballot, the Election Board may issue another Official Ballot to the voter, provided that the voter has not already cast his or her ballot. The Election Board shall secure all spoiled ...
1003 Method of Voting
§ 1003 Method of Voting A. When a voter arrives to the polling place on election day, the Election Board shall check off the voter’s name on the list of eligible voters. Each voter shall place his or her signature next to his or her name on the list ...
1002 No Electioneering at Polling Place
§ 1002 No Electioneering at Polling Place Electioneering shall be prohibited within fifty (50) feet of the polling place. [Legislative History: Enacted by Resolution No. 97-12, 3/19/1997; Amendment and Restatement by Resolution No. 2019-162, ...
1001 Close of Voting
§ 1001 Close of Voting Any voter in line at the polling place before the close of voting at 6:00 p.m. shall be allowed to vote. [Legislative History: Enacted by Resolution No. 97-12, 3/19/1997; Amendment and Restatement by Resolution No. 2019-162, ...