under MCL 168.736a.
Sec. 579.
If an elector, after marking his or her ballot, exposes it to any person in a manner likely to
reveal the name of any candidate for whom the elector voted, the board of election inspectors
shall reject the ballot and the elector shall forfeit the right to vote at the primary. A note of the
occurrence shall be made upon the poll list opposite the name of the elector. This section does
not apply to an elector who exposes his or her ballot to a minor child accompanying that
elector in the booth or voting compartment under section 736a.§ 168.579Primary elections; electors; exposure of ballot; rejection; applicability of section
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