Issues that may be raised in pre-proclamation controversy.
Section 51
SEC. 51. Issues that may be raised in pre-proclamation controversy.—The following shall be proper issues that may be raised in a pre-proclamation controversy: (a) Illegal composition or proceedings of the Board of Canvassers; (b) Canvassed election returns are incomplete, contain material defects, appear to be tampered with or falsified, or contain discrepancies in the same returns or other authentic copies thereof; (c) When the election returns were prepared under duress, threats, coercion, or intimidation, or are obviously manufactured, or not authentic; (d) When substitute, fictitious or illegal voters, constituting a majority of the registered voters in the voting center, were able to vote; or (e) Other matters related to or in connection with the canvass of election returns or proclamation of any candidate.