HRS §11-96
Voting records are accepted as evidence
This section says that official voting records made by election boards or precinct workers are accepted in court as proof of what they say. It is a narrow rule about how these records are treated in legal cases.
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The statute, as written — Records prima facie evidence
Every record made pursuant to law by a board of registration of voters, or the precinct officials, shall be a prima facie evidence of the facts therein set forth, and shall be received as such in any court or tribunal in which the same is offered in evidence.
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