West Virginia Code
Article 1. General Provisions and Definitions
§3-1-20. Cards of Instructions to Voters; Sample Ballots; Posting

(a) The board of ballot commissioners of each county shall provide cards of general information which will include:
(1) The date of the election and the hours during which polling places will be open;
(2) Instruction for mail-in registrants and first-time voters;
(3) Voters' rights; and
(4) Prohibitions against fraud and misrepresentation.
The board of ballot commissioners shall also provide cards of instruction for voters in preparing their ballots and casting a provisional ballot as prescribed by the Secretary of State. The provisional ballot notice shall include a notification to voters of their rights as a provisional voter to inquire as to the correct precinct to cast a ballot and notification that if a ballot is cast in the incorrect precinct the ballot may not be counted at the canvass for that election. The board of ballot commissioners shall furnish a sufficient number of cards to the commissioners of election at the same time they deliver the ballots for the precinct. The instructions regarding a provisional ballot shall be posted in the precinct in a highly visible location for voters to review.
(b) The commissioners of election shall post one instruction card in each voting booth giving instructions to the voters on how to prepare the ballots for deposit in the ballot boxes and how to obtain a new ballot in place of one accidentally spoiled.
(c) The commissioners of election shall post one or more other cards of general information at places inside and outside of the voting place where voters pass or wait to vote. The commissioners shall also post the official write-in candidates in the same locations inside and outside of the voting place.
(d) The ballot commissioners shall have printed, on a different color paper than the official ballot, two or more copies of sample ballots for each voting place for each election. Sample ballots shall be furnished and posted with the cards of general information at each voting place.
(e) During the period of early in-person voting, the clerk of the county commission shall post the cards of general information, a list of official write-in candidates and sample ballots within the area where absentee voting is conducted.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 3. Elections

Article 1. General Provisions and Definitions

§3-1-1. Short Title; Purpose

§3-1-2. Scope of Chapter; Definitions

§3-1-2a. Municipal Elections

§3-1-3. Persons Entitled to Vote

§3-1-3a. Persons Entitled to Vote Under Federal Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1970; Authority of Secretary of State

§3-1-4. Manner of Voting

§3-1-5. Voting Precincts and Places Established; Number of Voters in Precincts; Precinct Map; Municipal Map

§3-1-6. Municipal Voting Precincts

§3-1-7. Precinct Changes; Procedure; Precinct Record

§3-1-8. Political Party Defined; Parties or Groups That May Participate in Municipal Primary Elections

§3-1-9. Political Party Committees; How Composed; Organization

§3-1-10. Party Committees in Office

§3-1-11. Powers of State Executive Committee; Central or Subcommittees; Party Emblems

§3-1-12. Members of National Party Committee

§3-1-13. Other Party or Group Committees

§3-1-14. Presidential Electors; How Chosen; Duties; Vacancies; Compensation

§3-1-15. Election of United States Senators and Congressmen

§3-1-16. Election of State Officers

§3-1-17. Election of Circuit Judges; County and District Officers; Magistrates

§3-1-18. Election to Fill Other Offices

§3-1-19. Ballot Commissioners; Selection; Duties Generally; Vacancies

§3-1-20. Cards of Instructions to Voters; Sample Ballots; Posting

§3-1-21. Printing of Official and Sample Ballots; Number; Packaging and Delivery; Correction of Ballots

§3-1-21a. Vendors Authorized to Print Ballots; Eligibility; Application and Certification; Denial, Suspension and Revocation of Authorization; Appeal

§3-1-22. County Court Clerks to Provide Election Supplies; Requirements for Poll Books and Ballot Boxes

§3-1-23. County Commission to Arrange Polling Places and Equipment; Requirements

§3-1-24. Obtaining and Delivering Election Supplies

§3-1-25. Supplies by Special Messenger

§3-1-26. Election Supplies in Emergencies

§3-1-27. Municipal Precinct Registration Records

§3-1-28. Election Officials; Eligibility, Suspension of Eligibility

§3-1-29. Boards of Election Officials; Definitions, Composition of Boards, Determination of Number and Type

§3-1-30. Nomination and Appointment of Election Officials and Alternates; Notice of Appointment; Appointment to Fill Vacancies in Election Boards

§3-1-30a. Oaths of Election Commissioners and Poll Clerks, Substitution of Persons

§3-1-31. Days and Hours of Elections; Scheduling of Local Elections; Extension or Shortening of Terms of Certain Elected Local Officials

§3-1-32. Opening and Closing Polls; Procedure

§3-1-33. How Elections Conducted by Double Boards

§3-1-34. Voting Procedures Generally; Identification; Assistance to Voters; Voting Records; Penalties

§3-1-35. Ballots to Be Furnished Voters

§3-1-36. Report on and Disposition of Ballots Spoiled or Not Used

§3-1-37. Restrictions on Presence and Conduct at Polls

§3-1-38. Disorder at Polls; Procedure

§3-1-39. Illegal Voting; Affidavit; Procedure

§3-1-41. Challenged and Provisional Voter Procedures; Counting of Provisional Voters' Ballots; Ballots of Election Officials

§3-1-42. Time Off for Voting

§3-1-43. Disposition of Miscellaneous Election Papers

§3-1-44. Compensation of Election Officials; Expenses

§3-1-45. Court Proceedings to Compel Performance of Duties, etc.

§3-1-46. Training Program for Election Officials

§3-1-48. Legislative Findings; State Election Fund; Loans to Counties; Availability of Funds; Repayment of Loans; Grants to Counties for Election Systems

§3-1-49. Voting System Standards

§3-1-50. Establishment of State-Based Administrative Complaint Procedures

§3-1-51. Identity Verification of Voters Executing Voter Identity Affidavit