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8. True or False:
10. 1. Election Challengers may not be in the polling place before the polls open nor after polls close.

    1. True
    2. False
12. 2. A voter who overvotes a race or cross-votes between partisan sections may spoil his/her ballot and be offered a new ballot.

    1. True
    2. False
14. 3. Curbside voting must be provided if a voter is unable to enter the polling location and asks the precinct board for voting assistance.

    1. True
    2. False
16. 4. Every voter standing in line at 8:00 p.m. must be permitted to vote.

    1. True
    2. False
18. 5. Election Challengers may not talk to or approach voters nor touch any election materials.

    1. True
    2. False
20. 6. Spoiled ballots do not require the secrecy to be maintained.

    1. True
    2. False
22. 7. The copy of the Totals Tape that contains the Zero Report is attached to a Statement of Votes form and returned in the envelope addressed to the Local Clerk.

    1. True
    2. False
24. 8. The Totals Tape must be signed by all election inspectors present at the close of the polls.

    1. True
    2. False
26. Multiple Choice. Please chose the best answer to the question below:
28. 9. Before the opening of the polls, inspectors must print the “Zeros Tape” and

    1. a. Verify all counts are at zero
    2. b. Verify the candidates’ names and office titles match the ballot
    3. c. Sign the tape where indicated
    4. d. Tear off the tape and discard
    5. e. A, B, C
30. 10. A precinct may be recountable if:

    1. a. The ballots are sealed properly in the ballot container
    2. b. The number of voters equals the number of ballots tabulated
    3. c. Both A & B
32. 11. When a voter enters the polling place, an election inspector must:

    1. a. Instruct the voter to complete and sign an Application to Vote.
    2. b. Compare the voter’s name, address and date of birth on the Application to Vote to the information contained on the precinct list.
    3. c. Offer instructions on how to cast a vote, including how to cast a write-in vote.
    4. d. All of the above
34. 12. If the voter forgot his/her ID at home, they:

    1. a. Should go home and get it
    2. b. Cannot vote until the next election
    3. c. Can still vote using the Affidavit of Voter Not in Possession of Picture ID
36. 13. Acceptable forms of picture ID include:

    1. a. Expired or Current Michigan driver’s license
    2. b. Current Military ID
    3. c. Current U.S. passport
    4. d. Current driver’s license from another state
    5. e. Expired student ID
    6. f. All of the above
    7. g. A, B, C & D
38. 14. Campaigning at the polls is prohibited:

    1. a. Inside the polling place
    2. b. Within 100 feet of the entrance to a polling place
    3. c. Both of the above
    4. d. None of the above
40. 15. Voters not listed on the precinct list of registered voters may still vote if:

    1. a. He/she registers to vote on Election Day with the local clerk with proof of residency
    2. b. Use the Provisional Ballot process if they are willing to sign an oath that they previously registered to vote in that jurisdiction before the deadline
    3. c. Produce a voter registration receipt showing he/she registered before the deadline
    4. d. All of the above
42. 16. What may a challenger challenge?

    1. a. A voter’s qualifications as an elector.
    2. b. The election inspectors’ procedures.
    3. c. All of the above
    4. d. None of the above
44. 17. If a voter spoils his or her ballot or was issued a defective ballot, the voter may:

    1. a. Request a new ballot and keep the old ballot as proof of having gone to the polls.
    2. b. Request a new ballot; the spoiled or defective ballot is retained at the polling place.
46. 18. If a voter requests assistance after entering the voting booth or after beginning to mark their ballot with the Voter Assist Terminal, the assistance must be provided by:

    1. a. The precinct chairperson only.
    2. b. A challenger.
    3. c. Two election inspectors who have expressed a preference for different political parties.
    4. d. Anyone in the precinct who is willing to assist the voter
    5. e. Any of the above
48. 19. If a voter requests the names of write-in candidates, the election inspectors must:

    1. a. Provide the voter with the information requested.
    2. b. Inform the voter that election inspectors are prohibited from discussing candidates in the polling place and refer the voter to the clerk’s office.
    3. c. Write the requested information on a slip of paper.
50. 20. When a spoiled ballot is returned to an election inspector, the inspector should:

    1. a. Have the voter write “Spoiled” across the ballot, remove the ballot stub and place the ballot and the stub in the Spoiled Ballot Envelope.
    2. b. Enter in the Electronic Pollbook by marking the ballot as “Spoiled” and reissuing a new ballot, optionally also add a comment
    3. c. Cross out and enter the new ballot number on the Application to Vote
    4. d. Challenge the voter and document the ballot on the “Challenged Voter” page of the Poll Book.
    5. e. A, B, and C.
52. 21. A ballot will be rejected by the tabulator if:

    1. a. The ballot is blank, over voted or, if in a partisan primary, contains crossover votes.
    2. b. The ballot is under voted (votes cast do not equal the number the elector is entitled to cast).
    3. c. A candidate’s name is misspelled or proposal language is incorrect.
    4. d. A & B
54. 22. For a write-in vote to count:

    1. a. The name must be written on the line under the correct office
    2. b. The box must be darkened/filled in
    3. c. A Declaration of Intent must be on file for the candidate
    4. d. All of the above
    5. e. A & B
56. 23. Receiving Boards:

    1. a. Are required by law
    2. b. Ensure recountability
    3. c. Confirm the ballot container is sealed properly
    4. d. Confirm the number of voters equals the number of ballots tabulated
    5. e. All of the above
    6. f. C & D
58. 24. Voters who have moved to a new city or township within 60 days of the election may:

    1. a. Vote one last time in their old precinct, and complete Change of Address form
    2. b. Register with the new city or township clerk and vote at the new precinct
    3. c. Not vote in this election
    4. d. A or B
60. 25. Some absentee voter ballots may need to be duplicated by two inspectors of different party preferences when they:

    1. a. Contain voter corrections
    2. b. Cannot be scanned by the tabulator due to improper marking
    3. c. Contain a false overvote
    4. d. Are an electronic Move ballot
    5. e. All of the above
62. 26. A voter who comes to the polls to vote but has already been sent and absentee voter ballot may either:

    1. a. Surrender the AV ballot and be issued a precinct ballot
    2. b. Complete a Lost or Destroyed AV Affidavit if not in possession (and after checking with the Clerk)
    3. c. Deliver the voted the AV ballot to the Clerk’s office
    4. d. Any of the above
64. 27. Which of the following is true:

    1. a. Voters cannot wear campaign materials (buttons, t-shirts, etc.)
    2. b. Voters can bring “slate cards” voting reminders to the booth
    3. c. Candidates should not be in the precinct longer than to vote
    4. d. Exit pollsters must not question voters entering the building
    5. e. All of the above
66. 28. Correcting mistakes found by the Receiving Board:

    1. a. Election inspectors must correct
    2. b. Must include a remark in the pollbook
    3. c. Correction is signed by 2 inspectors and the receiving board members
    4. d. All of the above
68. 29. Prior to the opening of the polls, the inspectors must:

    1. a. Verify that the tabulator serial and seal numbers agree with the Clerk’s Preparation Certificate in the Poll Book.
    2. b. Verify that the Voter Assist Terminal serial and seal numbers agree with the Clerk’s Preparation Certificate in the Poll Book.
    3. c. Contact the clerk to obtain instructions on opening the polls.
    4. d. Complete the “Certificate of Election Inspectors” in the Poll Book.
    5. e. Proof the ballot by comparing all offices, candidates, proposals (if any) and voting instructions on the official ballot against the Zero Report, Terminal Test Ballot, and Instruction Ballot.
    6. f. A, B, and E.
70. 30. Voters can now take a photo of their voted ballot however, they may not:

    1. a. Take “selfies” of themselves, either in the voting booth or anywhere within the area where people are voting.
    2. b. Take any other type of photograph within the area where people are voting.
    3. c. Share images of a voted ballot within 100 feet from the polling place – the buffer zone where electioneering is prohibited.
    4. d. All of the above.
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