(10 ILCS 5/6-38) (from Ch. 46, par. 6-38)
Sec. 6-38.
The 2 deputy registrars provided by this Article 6 for
registration in each precinct preceding the election to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1936, and for the last
day of registration provided for in Section 6-49.1, shall be the
canvassers of the precinct for which they are appointed.
The Board of Election Commissioners shall furnish to each deputy
registrar a verification list of registered voters approved by the Board of
Election Commissioners or a blank book which shall be named "Verification
List", each page of which shall be ruled into 4 columns, and to be marked
thus:
..............................................................Street Remarks ................................Number Street Names O.K. - Died - Moved, etc...............................................................
Such book shall contain pages sufficient to allow 6 pages for each
street, avenue, alley and court in the precinct in question. During the
progress of the registration, or immediately thereafter, each deputy
registrar shall transfer all the names upon the registration record cards
to such verification list; arranging them according to streets, avenues,
alleys or courts, beginning with the lowest residence number, and placing
them numerically, as near as possible, from the lowest up to the highest
number.
They shall first write the name of such street, avenue, alley or court,
at the top of the second column, and then proceed to transfer the names to
such "Verification Lists" according to the street numbers as above
indicated.
If, during either day of registration, any registered voter of the ward,
village, or incorporated town shall come before the deputy registrars and
the judge of registration and make oath that he believes that any
particular person whose name has been entered upon the registry is not a
qualified voter, such fact shall be noted; and after the completion of such
"Verification Lists" one of the registrars, or judge of registration, shall
make a cross or check mark in ink opposite such name. If the deputy
registrars or the judge of the registration know any person so complained
of is a qualified voter and believe that such complaint was made only to
vex and harass such qualified voter, then such name shall be placed upon
such lists without such cross or check mark but such cross or check mark
shall be placed upon such lists in case either of the registrars or the
judge of registration desires.
(Source: P.A. 84-1308.)
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