Delivery and Formatting Requirements Sample Clauses

Delivery and Formatting Requirements. 1) The Jurisdiction shall electronically deliver the Ballot Issue Notice to the County Clerk via text document (preferably Microsoft Word – no PDF). 2) The Jurisdiction shall use the ▇▇▇▇▇ Ballot Issue Notice template provided by the County Clerk. 3) The text of the Ballot Issue shall be in all UPPERCASE. 4) All other text in the Ballot Issue Notice (including the identity and contact information of the Jurisdiction contact person, the fiscal impact statement, if required, and the summaries of comments for and against each Ballot Issue), shall be in upper and lower case. 5) The Ballot Issue Notice shall not be embedded in an email and shall not contain any extraordinary (unique) formatting. a) Examples of extraordinary (unique) formatting not permitted in the Ballot Issue Notice includes, but are not limited to: (a) text boxes; (b) charts; (c) spreadsheets; (d) strikeouts; (e) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; and (f) symbols. 6) The Jurisdiction shall be solely responsible for ensuring the legality and accuracy of all Ballot Issue Notice language.
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