Section 28
SEC. 28. Section four hundred and forty-six of Act Numbered Twenty-seven hundred and eleven is hereby amended to read as follows: "SEC. 446. Hours during which polls shall be open.—At all the elections held under the provisions of this chapter the polls shall be open from seven o'clock in the morning until six in the afternoon, during which period not more than one member of the board of inspectors shall be absent from the polling place at one time, and then for not to exceed twenty minutes at one time. "The election inspectors shall permit as many voters to vote at the same time as there are voting booths, so that none of these shall ever be vacant more time than that necessary for a voter to get his ballot and go to the booth. If at six o'clock in the afternoon there are still voters who have not voted, the election inspectors shall make a list of those present within a radius of fifty meters from the polling place at said hour and shall hand to them a card numbered consecutively and upon presentation of such card the voter shall be permitted to vote after six o'clock in the afternoon, but voters arriving after that hour shall not be permitted to vote. "If it should become necessary to make room for more ballots the chairman may open the box in the presence of all the board and the watchers, and press down the ballots with his hands without removing any therefrom; he shall then close, lock with the three keys, and seal the box, as hereinafter provided. In case of the destruction or disappearance of the boxes, the board of inspectors shall immediately report this to the municipal treasurer, who shall furnish other boxes or receptacles as nearly as possible adequate for the purposes for which intended."