§ 168.736Voting; ballots, delivery to electors by numbers; assistance by election

inspectors.
 Sec. 736.
    When an elector applying to vote shall not be challenged, or, having been challenged, if the
 answers to questions asked him while under oath as to his qualifications shall show that he is a
 qualified elector at that poll, he shall be permitted to vote. The inspector having charge of the
 ballots shall deliver to said elector 1 of each kind of said ballots to be voted at the election. All
 the ballots so given to an elector applying to vote shall bear the same number, beginning, for
 the first elector to whom ballots are given, with the lowest numbered ballots, the next higher
 number for the second such elector, and so on. On request of the elector, an inspector may give
 explanation of the manner of voting, and if by the board deemed necessary, an interpreter may
 be called, but the elector shall not be otherwise assisted in the marking of his ballot, except as
 provided in this act for assisted electors.