The decision of the board for admission of electors or of the registrars or of a moderator, as to a person's right to be admitted to the elector's oath, to registration or to cast his vote, shall, in no case, be a bar to a criminal prosecution for procuring himself to be made an elector or to be registered or for voting, without the qualifications required by law.
(1949 Rev., S. 1115; 1953, S. 839d.)
Structure Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 151 - Elections: Prohibited Acts and Penalties
Section 9-349. - Unlawful sessions of board for admission.
Section 9-350. - Failure to warn election.
Section 9-351. - Delay in counting or declaring vote.
Section 9-352. - Tampering with tabulator by election official.
Section 9-353. - False statement, certificate or return.
Section 9-354. - Improper printing of ballot.
Section 9-355. - Official neglect or fraud.
Section 9-356. - Neglect to elect grand jurors.
Section 9-357. - Fraudulent registration.
Section 9-359. - Absentee ballots.
Section 9-359a. - False statement in absentee balloting. Class D felony.
Section 9-360. - Fraudulent voting.
Section 9-361. - Primary or enrollment violations.
Section 9-362. - Decision of election officials no bar to prosecution.
Section 9-363. - Circulation of misleading instructions.
Section 9-364. - Influencing elector to refrain from voting.
Section 9-364b. - Restrictions on incumbents' use of public funds.
Section 9-365. - Employers' threats.
Section 9-366. - Interference with electors in voting.
Section 9-367. - Tampering with ballot or voting tabulator.
Section 9-368. - Arrest of accused.
Section 9-368c. - Misrepresentation of contents of a petition.