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Polling Place Code of Conduct
Lincoln, Vermont Polling
Place Code of Conduct
Adopted by the Lincoln Board of Civil Authority
November 2, 2006—revised October 28, 2010 |
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- No campaigning
materials may be worn, or displayed inside the polling
place, by poll workers, voters, or the general public.
- No cell phone conversations in the polling place,
please.
- No signs, literature, or
people campaigning on the Burnham property, including
the parking lot near the bridge.
- Any
outdoor campaign signs, on the polling place property,
must be attended by a person.
- Campaign literature,
for the purposes of aiding a voter, may be carried
into and removed from the voting booth by the voter.
- Voters place their own ballot(s) into the ballot
box.
- Poll watchers must stand
to the side of the poll workers.
- Poll watchers may
not speak to the poll workers while they are working.
If the poll watcher has objections, he/she must discuss
them with the Presiding Officer, not the poll worker.
The poll watcher may periodically look at the entrance/exit
checklists, with the permission of the Presiding Officer.
- Any person should ask permission
from the Presiding Officer before photographing or
interviewing poll workers. At no time should poll workers
be interrupted from doing their jobs.
- Surveys, exit
polls, or other solicitations are not allowed inside
the designated polling place.
- If at any time, a
question arises, the Presiding Officer alone or along
with any Lincoln Board of Civil Authority member present,
will make a decision about conduct at the polling place.
- If concerns or questions about this policy exist,
please let the Town Clerk know, and they will be addressed
at a properly warned meeting of the Lincoln Board of
Civil Authority at another time. Rules will not be
changed on an election day.
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