a. A qualified elector who desires to challenge a voter shall provide the Election Board a brief statement of the grounds for the challenge.

b. Upon challenge being made, the person challenged may, if the person so elects, be sworn by the Election Board Inspector to answer fully and truly all questions that the Election Board Inspector might ask the person to resolve the challenge, provided that such questions are pertinent and material to the challenge made.

c. After such examination, if a majority of the Election Board is satisfied that the challenge is not true, the person challenged shall be permitted to vote.

d. If a majority of the Election Board is satisfied that the challenge is true, the person challenged shall be permitted to vote a provisional ballot and the provisional ballot form shall indicate that the ballot is that of a challenged voter.

e. If any person challenged refuses to take the oath tendered, or refuses to be sworn and answer any questions material to the challenge, the person shall be permitted to vote a provisional ballot and the provisional ballot form shall indicate that the ballot is that of a challenged voter. (Ord. No. G-5390, § 1, 2009; Ord. No. G-5560, § 1, 2010)