HRS §11-105
Replacement ballots
This section explains how a voter can get a new ballot if the first one was destroyed, spoiled, or lost. The voter must contact the county clerk, and the clerk must verify registration and make sure no other ballot was already returned before issuing a replacement. Replacement ballots are returned the same way as regular ballots.
vulnerable adults
The statute, as written — Replacement ballots
(a) A voter may obtain a replacement ballot if the ballot was destroyed, spoiled, or lost by contacting the clerk. The chief election officer may prescribe a replacement ballot application form that shall include information that allows the clerk to verify the registration of the voter and ensure that another ballot has not been returned by the voter. (b) Upon receipt of a completed replacement ballot application form or request, the clerk shall: (1) Verify the registration of the voter and ensure that another ballot has not been returned by the voter; (2) Record that the voter has requested a replacement ballot; (3) Mark the return identification envelope as containing a replacement ballot; and (4) Issue the replacement ballot package by mail or make the ballot package available for pick-up by the voter. (c) Voters who obtain a replacement ballot shall return the return identification envelope containing the marked replacement ballot in the same manner as provided in section 11-104(c).
Sections this one refers to
§11-104 How to mark and return your ballot
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