§ Ind. Code § 3-11-14-3.5Ballot information; arrangement Note: This version of section effective until 1-1-2027. See also following version of this section, effective 1-1-2027.

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(a) Each county election board shall have the names of all candidates for all
elected offices, political party offices, and public questions printed on ballot labels for use
in an electronic voting system as provided in this chapter.
(b) The county may:
(1) print all offices and public questions on a single ballot label; and
(2) include a ballot variation code to ensure that the proper version of a ballot label is
used within a precinct.
(c) Each type of ballot label must be of uniform size and of the same quality and color of
paper (except as permitted under IC 3-10-1-17).
(d) The nominees of a political party or an independent candidate or independent ticket
(described in IC 3-11-2-6) nominated by petitioners must be listed on the ballot label with
the name and device set forth on the certification or petition. The circle containing the device
may be of any size that permits a voter to readily identify the device. IC 3-11-2-5 applies if
the certification or petition does not include a name or device, or if the same device is
selected by two (2) or more parties or petitioners. In the case of a candidate described in
IC 3-8-2.5-2.5(a)(5)(C), a blank space must be printed after the candidate's name signifying
that the candidate elects not to disclose any affiliation with a political party or that the
candidate:
(1) is not affiliated with a political party; and
(2) does not identify as an independent candidate.
(e) The ballot labels must list the offices and public questions on the general election
ballot in the order listed in IC 3-11-2-12, IC 3-11-2-12.4, IC 3-11-2-12.5, IC 3-11-2-12.7(b),
IC 3-11-2-12.9(a), IC 3-11-2-12.9(c), IC 3-11-2-13(a) through IC 3-11-2-13(c),
IC 3-11-2-14(a), IC 3-11-2-14(d), and IC 3-11-2-14(e). Each office and public question may
have a separate screen, or the offices and public questions may be listed in a continuous
column either vertically or horizontally.
(f) The name of each office must be printed in a uniform size in bold type. A statement
reading substantially as follows must be placed immediately below the name of the office and
above the name of the first candidate:
(1) "Vote for one (1) only.", if only one (1) candidate is to be elected to the office.
(2) "Vote for not more than (insert the number of candidates to be elected) candidate(s)
for this office. To vote for any candidate for this office, you must make a voting mark
for each candidate you wish to vote for. A straight party vote will not count as a vote
for any candidate for this office.", if more than one (1) candidate is to be elected to the
office.
(3) "Vote for one (1) only. A straight party vote will not count as a vote for any
candidate for this office.", if only one (1) candidate is to be elected to a school board
office.
(g) Below the name of the office and the statement required by subsection (f), the names
of the candidates for each office must be grouped together in the following order:
(1) The major political party whose candidate received the highest number of votes in
the county for secretary of state at the last election is listed first.
(2) The major political party whose candidate received the second highest number of
votes in the county for secretary of state is listed second.

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