§ 1007Number of Ballots to Be Printed; Specimen Ballots

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(a) The county board of each county shall provide
for each election district a supply of official election ballots
for:
   (1) ((1) deleted by amendment).
   (2) ((2) deleted by amendment).
   (3) ((3) deleted by amendment).
   (4) ((4) deleted by amendment).
   (5) ((5) deleted by amendment).
   (6) ((6) deleted by amendment).
   (7) any primary election in an amount equal to at least 50%
of the total number of registered electors in an election
district, less the number of registered electors in the election
district who have requested an absentee or mail-in ballot; and
   (8) any general election in an amount equal to at least
100% of the total number of registered electors in an election
district, less the number of registered electors in the election
district who have requested an absentee or mail-in ballot.
   ((a) amended July 11, 2022, P.L.745, No.66)
   (b) The county board of each county shall also, in addition
to the number of ballots required to be printed for general
distribution, maintain a sufficient supply of such ballots at
the office of the county board for the use of absentee electors
or mail-in electors and for the use of any district, the ballots
for which may be lost, destroyed or stolen. They shall also

cause to be printed on tinted paper, and without the facsimile
endorsements or permanent binding, copies of the form of ballots
provided for each polling place at each primary or election
therein, which shall be called specimen ballots, and which shall
be of the same size and form as the official ballots, and at
each election they shall deliver to the election officers, in
addition to the official ballots to be used at such election,
a suitable supply of specimen ballots for the use of the
electors. At each primary, a suitable supply of specimen ballots
of each party shall be furnished. ((b) amended Nov. 27, 2019,
P.L.673, No.94)
   (1007 amended Oct. 31, 2019, P.L.552, No.77)

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