17-9-9
Section 17-9-9 Proclaiming polls open. The inspectors, before they commence receiving ballots,
must cause it to be proclaimed at the place of voting that the election is opened. (Code 1876,
§272; Code 1886, §367; Code 1896, §1619; Code 1907, §397; Code 1923, §487; Code 1940,
T. 17, §173; §17-7-11; amended and renumbered by Act 2006-570, p. 1331, §44.)...
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11-16-18
Section 11-16-18 Opening of polls to be proclaimed prior to receipt of ballots. The inspectors,
before they commence receiving ballots, must cause it to be proclaimed aloud at the place
of voting that the election is opened. (Code 1907, §190; Code 1923, §282; Code 1940, T.
12, §245.)...
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11-46-49
Section 11-46-49 Election officers for voting machines; duties. (a) At all elections where
voting machines are used, there shall be the following election officers for each voting machine:
An inspector, a chief clerk, and a first and a second assistant clerk; except, in the event
voting centers are established, then the requirements of Section 11-46-24 shall control the
number of election officials. (b) The inspector shall be in general charge of the poll, shall
see that the counter compartments of the machine are never unlocked or opened so that the
counters are exposed during voting, shall see that the other election officers perform the
duties imposed on them by this section, shall keep a record of all voters at such machine
who received assistance pursuant to subsection (a) of Section 11-46-51, and all other records
required by this article, and immediately after the polls have closed and the statement of
the returns has been made, shall deliver such statement and the key or keys...
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45-37-22.03
Section 45-37-22.03 Lawful activities upon affirmative vote. If a majority of the voters voting
in any election held pursuant to this part vote ''Yes'', then, upon the proper certification
and declaration of the results of such election, it shall be legal, on each Sunday during
the two-hour period between 12:00 o'clock midnight of the preceding Saturday and 2:00 o'clock,
A.M., and for the remainder of Sunday after 12:00 o'clock noon, but not between the hours
of 2:00 o'clock, A.M. and 12:00 o'clock noon, in every part of Jefferson County, including
all municipalities or parts thereof located in such county, for properly licensed persons,
as provided in the Alcoholic Beverage Licensing Code, Chapter 3A, Title 28, or successor provisions
of law, to do all of the following: (1) To sell and dispense at retail alcoholic beverages
for onpremises consumption in a lounge or bar. (2) To sell and dispense at retail alcoholic
beverages for onpremises consumption in a restaurant, hotel, dinner...
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45-49-22.03
Section 45-49-22.03 Lawful activities upon affirmative vote. If a majority of the voters voting
in any election held pursuant to this subpart vote Yes, then, upon the proper certification
and declaration of the results of the election, it shall be legal, on each Sunday during the
two-hour period between 12 o'clock midnight of the preceding Saturday and two o'clock, a.m.,
and for the remainder of Sunday after 12 o'clock noon (but not between the hours of two o'clock,
a.m., and 12 o'clock noon), in every part of Mobile County, including all municipalities or
parts thereof located in the county, for properly licensed persons (as provided in the Alcoholic
Beverage Licensing Code, Chapter 3A, Title 28, or successor provisions of law) to do the following:
(1) Sell and dispense at retail alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption in a lounge
or bar. (2) Sell and dispense at retail alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption in
a restaurant, hotel, dinner theater, convention center,...
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12-13-30
Section 12-13-30 Election; term of office. A probate judge shall be elected by the qualified
voters of each county, who shall hold office for a term of six years from the first Monday
after the second Tuesday in January next after his election and until his successor is elected
and qualified. (Code 1852, §661; Code 1867, §781; Code 1876, §684; Code 1886, §778; Code
1896, §3354; Code 1907, §5410; Code 1923, §9569; Code 1940, T. 13, §271.)...
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11-42-46
Section 11-42-46 Appointment of inspectors and returning officers; duty of inspectors generally.
The probate judge shall appoint three inspectors of election and one returning officer for
each voting place. The inspectors shall manage the election at the respective voting places
at which they are appointed inspectors. (Code 1907, §1081; Code 1923, §1775; Code 1940,
T. 37, §144.)...
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11-46-44
Section 11-46-44 Votes not to be counted until polls closed; disposition of poll lists and
affidavits; counting of ballots. (a) No votes shall be counted until the polls are closed.
(b) Immediately after the polls are closed at elections where paper ballots are used, the
poll list signed by the voters and the poll list made by one of the clerks shall be sealed
in separate envelopes and labelled before the inspectors begin to count the votes. (c) As
soon as this is done, the ballots cast shall be counted in the following manner: The returning
officer or one of the inspectors must take the ballots one by one from the box in which they
were deposited, at the same time reading aloud the name of each person receiving a vote and
the office for which the person received the vote, and they must separately keep a calculation
of the number of votes each person receives and for what office the person receives them.
If the elector has marked more than there are persons to be elected to an office...
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11-46-48
Section 11-46-48 Provision of election materials and supplies; preparation of lighting facilities;
posting and placement of diagrams and models. The municipal clerk shall furnish and deliver
with each voting machine: Lighting facilities which shall give sufficient light to enable
voters while in the voting machine booth to read the ballot labels and suitable for the use
of election officers in examining the counters; a model and two diagrams or sample ballots
of suitable size, representing such part of the face of such voting machine as will be in
use in the election, and accompanied by directions for voting on the machine; a seal or seals
for sealing the machine after the polls are closed; an envelope for the return of the keys,
if the construction of the voting machine shall permit their separate return; and such other
election materials and supplies as may be necessary. The lighting facilities above mentioned
shall be prepared and in good order for use before the opening of the...
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11-5-1
Section 11-5-1 Election; term of office. A coroner for each county shall be elected by the
qualified voters thereof and shall hold office for four years from the first Monday after
the second Tuesday in January next after his election and until his successor is elected and
qualified. (Code 1852, §800; Code 1867, §935; Code 1876, §852; Code 1886, §923; Code 1896,
§1073; Code 1907, §101; Code 1923, §156; Code 1940, T. 12, §54.)...
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