Virgin
IsLANDS.

Inspection
of polling
station.

Where voter

shall vote.

Restricting
on voting.

Transfer of
voters in

special cases.

88 Virgin Islands Constitution No, ” of 1954.

and Elections.

accordingly shall be printed exactly as they are
set. out in the nomination paper. Each ballot

paper shall have a uumber printed on the back -
and shall have attached to it a counterfoil with the -

same number printed on the face and there shall

‘be a line of perforations between the ballot paper

and the counterfoil.

62. Each presiding officer shall, on or
before the day fixed for taking the poll, visit his
polling station and see that it is provided with
proper conveniences as aforesaid for taking the poll.

68. (1) Subject to the provisions of sections

_65 and 66, no person shall be entitled to vote in

any polling division unless his name appears on the
official list of voters in respect of that polling
division.

(2) Every person whose name appears upon
the official list of voters for any polling division
shall be entitled to vote in the electoral district
in which that polling division is situated not.

- withstanding that he is not resident in that

electoral district upon polling day;

Provided however that no person shall vote
in more than one electoral district or at more
than one polling station in the same electoral

district or more than once in the same electoral-—

district on the same day.

(3) Any person contravening any of the
provisions of the preceding subsections shall be
liable on summary conviction to imprisonment
for six months. 7

64. No person shall vote for the election
of more candidates than there are seats to be
filled.

65. (1) Where any person whose name
appears upon the official list of voters for any
polling division is appointed as presiding officer
or po!l clerk for some other polling division in
an electoral district, the returning officer shall
transfer the name of the presiding officer or poll

 

 

 

 

 

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