Manner of obtaining ballot.
Section 129
SEC. 129. Manner of obtaining ballot. — The voter shall approach one of the inspectors or the poll clerk and shall give him his name and address together with other data concerning his person which appear in the registry list and which may be asked of him by any member of the board of inspectors. Said inspector or poll clerk shall then distinctly announce the voter's name in a clear manner and in a tone loud enough to be plainly heard throughout the polling place. If such person is entitled to vote and has not been challenged or if, having been challenged, the question has been decided in his favor, said inspector or poll clerk shall deliver to him a ballot correctly folded. The latter shall not deliver the ballot to the voter without first entering its number in the corresponding column of the registry list. No person other than the inspectors or the poll clerk shall deliver official ballots nor shall more than one ballot be delivered at one time.