California · Elections Code
ELEC §360: “Voting device” means any device used in conjunction with a ballot card or cards to indicate the choice of the voter by marking, punching, or slotting the ballot card.
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This statute defines a voting device as any equipment used with ballot cards to record a voter's selections through marking, punching, or slotting.
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