returned ballot definition
returned ballot means a ballot which was inserted into the vote tabulator by the elector, but which was not accepted and which was returned to the elector with an explanation of the ballot marking error which caused the ballot not to be accepted.
returned ballot means a ballot inserted into a vote counting unit but rejected by the vote counting unit with an explanation of the ballot marking error that caused the unit not to accept the ballot;
returned ballot means a voted ballot which was inserted by an elector into the vote tabulating unit that is not accepted and is returned by the unit to the elector with an explanation of the ballot marking error that caused the ballot to be unacceptable;
More Definitions of returned ballot
returned ballot means a voted ballot that was inserted into the vote tabulating unit by the elector, but was not accepted and was returned to the elector with an explanation of the ballot marking error that caused the ballot not to be accepted;
returned ballot means a ballot which was inserted into the voting machine, but was not accepted and which was returned to the Elector;
returned ballot means a voted ballot that was not accepted by a voting machine;
returned ballot means a voted ballot that was inserted into the vote counting unit, but which was not accepted and which was returned to the elector with an explanation of the ballot marking error that caused the ballot not to be accepted.
returned ballot means a ballot which was inserted into the optical scanner, but which was not accepted and which was returned to the elector;
returned ballot means a ballot that is returned by the automatic tabulating equipment because the tabulator could not read the ballot, which requires the ballot to be hand counted.
returned ballot means a voted ballot which was inserted into the vote counting unit but which was not accepted, and which was returned with an explanation of the ballot marking error which caused the ballot not to be accepted.