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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
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                           Charter oj the City of Lake City
            the elector to prepare his ballot, or any card
            provided for the instruction of electors, shall be                     83/257
            guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
            thereof shall be fined not less than ten nor more
            than five hundred dollars.
                Sec. 21. Except as electors are admitted, one
            at a time to vote, and except the police, the in­
            spectors and clerk of election and as many electors
            as there may be booths or compartments, no per­
            son shall be permitted within fifteen feet of the
            polling place. No Sheriff, deputy sheriff or city
            policeman shall enter the polling place without
            permission from a majority of the inspectors of the
            election except to cast his own ballot.

                Sec. 22. When the right to vote of any person
            who demands to be permitted to vote is questioned
            by an elector, the said challenge shall be com­
            municated to the inspectors before the person is
            permitted to vote by the police officer or other
            person in attendance and in charge of the admis­
            sion to the polling place, when his right to vote must
            be determined as required by law.

                 Sec. 23. No elector while receiving, preparing
            and casting his ballot, shall occupy a booth or
            compartment for a longer time than five minutes.
            No elector shall be allowed to occupy a booth or
            compartment already occupied by another nor
            to speak or converse with any one except as herein
            provided, while in the polling place.

                 Sec. 24. After having voted or declined or
            failed to vote within five minutes, the elector shall
            immediately withdraw from the place and go
            beyond the prohibited distance, and shall not enter
            the polling place again.







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