ii. A ballot collector who delivers ballots to an election administrator's office or a designated polling place must register their name and contact information. 1d. iii. They must report their association to each voter whose ballot they collect, as well as the voter's name, address, and phone number. 1d. iv. They must also include their own names, addresses and phone numbers. 1d. v. Ballot collectors must affirm the truth of the information on the registry form under penalty of perjury. Stip. Ex. 20. vi. Perjury is punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $50,000 fine. Mont. Code Ann. 5 45-7-201. It is unclear if this penalty applies to BIPA in addition to the delineated statutory fine. vii. The Secretary ofState's Office's asserts timely access to voting is amajor factor to a successful election. Signing the BIPA registry form would slow down the process of voting at individual polling stations and election offices. 09/10/20 Trial Tr. (Corson) at 492:8-493:4. viii. The Secretary of State's Office agrees that clear instructions on a ballot is one factor to a successful election. 09109/20 Trial Tr. (Corson) at 447:8-16. ix. Although the Secretary ofState's Office drafted a registry form, the final design of the form and where it is placed at the election office is left to the discretion ofeach ofthe 56 counties. 09/10120 Trial Tr. (Corson) at 493:5-494:14. x. The Secretary of State has directed that registry forms should be tumed over to local county election officials at polling locations and election administrator offices and then sent to Defendant Mangan's office. Pl. Ex. 14 at 1-2. 32