All primary and election documents in the office of the Secretary of State shall be preserved therein for a period of at least 24 months; and then the same may be destroyed unless otherwise provided by law. Cross references. Maintenance and disposition of public records generally, § 50-18-90 et seq. PART 3 Superintendents 21-2-70. Powers and duties. 21-2-70.1. Municipal superintendents; eligibility. 21-2-71. Payment by county or municipality of superintendent’s expenses; study and report on acceptance and equitable distribution of donations. 21-2-72. Primary and election records to be open to public. 21-2-73. Preservation of primary and election records. 21-2-74. Creation of board to assume duties of superintendent in counties without a board of elections and in which judge of probate court is candidate for public office. 21-2-74.1. Acting election superintendents during vacancy; filling vacancies; compensation. 21-2-75. Eligibility of persons holding elective public office, or office in political party, to serve on county board of elections. 21-2-76. Eligibility of person to serve as county election superintendent. 21-2-77. Electronic election returns.
§ § 21-2-52Preservation of primary and election records
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