The county board of election commissioners in any county in which voting machines are to be used shall be ready at any time on election day to deliver ballots, ballot boxes, replacement voting machines, if available, or other necessary equipment required by law for voting to any precinct in the county, town, or city upon notice that any voting machine is out of order or fails to work. Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 31; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1231; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 8; 2005, No. 2233, § 19. The county board of election commissioners in any county in which voting machines are to be used shall be ready at any time on election day to deliver ballots, ballot boxes, replacement voting machines, if available, or other necessary equipment required by law for voting to any precinct in the county, town, or city upon notice that any voting machine is out of order or fails to work. Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 31; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1231; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 8; 2005, No. 2233, § 19. The county board of election commissioners in any county in which voting machines are to be used shall be ready at any time on election day to deliver ballots, ballot boxes, replacement voting machines, if available, or other necessary equipment required by law for voting to any precinct in the county, town, or city upon notice that any voting machine is out of order or fails to work. Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 31; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1231; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 8; 2005, No. 2233, § 19. The county board of election commissioners in any county in which voting machines are to be used shall be ready at any time on election day to deliver ballots, ballot boxes, replacement voting machines, if available, or other necessary equipment required by law for voting to any precinct in the county, town, or city upon notice that any voting machine is out of order or fails to work. Acts 1969, No. 465, Art. 12, § 31; A.S.A. 1947, § 3-1231; Acts 1997, No. 446, § 8; 2005, No. 2233, § 19.
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