§ 168.14Locked and sealed; definition

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Sec. 14.
    The term "locked and sealed", or terms of similar import, when used in this act to refer to
 locking and sealing of ballot boxes means sealed with a numbered flat metal seal furnished by
 the election commission and do not mean that a padlock is required.

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