The poll clerk shall—
(a) make the entries in the poll book that the presiding officer under any provision of this Act directs; and
(b) enter in the poll book opposite the name of each voter as soon as the voter's ballot paper has been deposited in the ballot box, the word “Voted”; and
(c) enter in the poll book the word “Sworn” or “Affirmed” opposite the name of each elector to whom any oath or affirmation has been administered indicating the nature of the oath or affirmation; and
(d) enter in the poll book the words “Refused to be sworn” or “Refused to affirm” or “Refused to answer”, opposite the name of each elector who has refused to take an oath or to affirm, when he or she has been legally required so to do, or has refused to answer questions which he or she has been legally required to answer; and
(e) enter in the poll book any objection made on behalf of any candidate.