precincts; description of boundaries; notice; abolition of division into precincts.
Sec. 660.
When a city, ward, township, or village is subdivided into election precincts, or the election
precincts are altered or rearranged, the city, township, or village election commission, or other
officials charged with the performance of the duty by the charter of the city or village, shall
enter that action of record in its proceedings, specify the numbers of the precincts altered or
rearranged in numerical order, and describe the boundaries of each precinct. Notice of the
subdivision, alteration, or rearrangement shall be given immediately by the city, township, or
village clerk. The notification shall be effected by mailing to each qualified and registered
elector affected by the subdivision, alteration, or rearrangement a notice by first class letter
postage advising the location of his new polling place and, if deemed advisable by the city,
township, or village election commission, by posting a public notice of the change in 2 places
in each precinct affected thereby, advising the boundaries of each of the precincts. A notice
shall also be immediately transmitted to the county clerk, and the county clerk shall transmit to
the secretary of state, not later than 200 days prior to the primary next preceding the general
November election, the number of election precincts in his county. The city, township, or
village clerk shall give like notice of the abolition of the division of a city, ward, township, or
village into election precincts, and shall, in the notice of abolition, state that the city, ward,
township, or village is restored as a single election precinct and indicate the location of the
polling place therein. Notice of the abolition shall be immediately transmitted to the county
clerk, and by him to the secretary of state, as in the case of the subdivision or alteration of
boundaries as herein provided.§ 168.660Subdivision, alteration, or rearrangement of precincts; record; numbers of
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