Regular ballot definition

Regular ballot means a ballot that is not a provisional ballot.
Regular ballot means a ballot that is issued to a voter on election day at a polling place location.
Regular ballot means a paper ballot used to cast a secret vote at the polls on Voting Days;

Examples of Regular ballot in a sentence

  • Process as a Regular ballot and allow voter to tabulate ballot as usual.


More Definitions of Regular ballot

Regular ballot means a ballot voted at the polls which is not a questioned or an absentee ballot.
Regular ballot means a ballot that is voted and counted at a polling place.

Related to Regular ballot

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  • Paper ballot means a paper that contains:

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