As soon as the polls have been closed and the last qualified voter has voted, no further voting on any ballot may be had and the vote recording devices utilized in counties with electronic voting systems where votes are recorded by perforating shall be sealed against further voting. All unused ballots shall be placed in a container for return to the clerk of the county commission.
Structure West Virginia Code
Article 4A. Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-1. Use of Electronic Voting Systems Authorized
§3-4A-3. Procedure for Adopting Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-4. Procedure for Terminating Use of Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-7. Bids and Contracts for Vote Recording Devices; False Swearing or Failure to Disclose Facts
§3-4A-9. Minimum Requirements of Electronic Voting Systems
§3-4A-9a. Authorization for Ballot-Marking Voting Systems; Minimum Requirements
§3-4A-9b. Authorization for Precinct Ballot-Scanning Device; Minimum Requirements
§3-4A-10a. Proportional Distribution of Vote-Recording Devices
§3-4A-14. Election Boards Where Electronic Voting Systems Used
§3-4A-16. Delivery of Vote-Recording Devices and Electronic Poll Books; Time, Arrangement for Voting
§3-4A-18. Disrepair of Vote Recording Devices in Use; Reserve Vote Recording Devices
§3-4A-20. Non-Affiliated Voters in Primary Elections
§3-4A-22. Assistance to Illiterate and Disabled Voters
§3-4A-23. Persons Prohibited About Voting Booths; Penalties
§3-4A-24. Voting by Challenged Voter
§3-4A-24a. Voting by Challenged Voter Where Touch-Screen Electronic Voting Systems Are Used
§3-4A-26. Test of Automatic Tabulating Equipment
§3-4A-27. Proceedings at the Central Counting Center
§3-4A-30. Adjustments in Voting Precincts Where Electronic Voting System Used
§3-4A-31. Use of Electronic Voting Systems in Municipal Elections
§3-4A-32. Applicability of General Laws Relating to Elections