Section 8-310. Voting; paper ballot, delivery to voter

If paper ballots are
  being  used,  one  of the clerks, or if there be no clerks the inspector
  assigned to the duty of delivering ballots, shall deliver to  the  voter
  one  paper ballot or set of paper ballots, in the numerical order of the
  ballot or set, beginning with number one, and shall  at  the  same  time
  announce,  loudly  and  distinctly,  the  number  on  the  stub or stubs
  thereof. If the ballots are in sets, they shall be delivered in sets. If
  a new ballot or set of ballots be lawfully delivered to the same  voter,
  a  similar  announcement  shall  be made as to the number of the stub or
  stubs of each new ballot or set delivered. Each ballot, when  delivered,
  shall  be  folded  in  the proper manner for voting, which is: first, by
  bringing the bottom of the ballot up to the perforated line, and second,
  by folding both sides to the center or toward the center in such  manner
  that  when  folded  the  face of each ballot shall be concealed, and the
  printed number on the stub and the indorsement on the back of the ballot
  shall be visible, so that the stub can be removed without  removing  any
  other  part  of  the ballot and without exposing any part of the face of
  the ballot below the stub, and so that when folded the ballot shall  not
  be  more  than  four  inches  wide.  The number on each ballot or set of
  ballots so delivered, as printed on the stub or stubs, shall be  entered
  forthwith  opposite  the  name  of  the voter in the proper place in the
  registration poll record or next to his name on the  computer  generated
  registration  list.  No  person  other  than an inspector or clerk shall
  deliver to any voter within the guard rail any ballot,  and  they  shall
  deliver  only  such  ballots  as  the voter is legally entitled to vote,
  other than sample ballots.