Spoiled ballot definition

Spoiled ballot means each ballot that:
Spoiled ballot means a ballot which contains a voter error or is otherwise marred and is not tabulated.
Spoiled ballot means a ballot:

Examples of Spoiled ballot in a sentence

  • It will have:● Provisional Opening & Closing Certificate● Provisional Ballot Tally Sheet● Provisional Sign-In Sheet● Envelope for provisional voter authority cards● Spoiled ballot envelope● Election Day Log to record voter issues● Security seal for the orange provisional ballot bag to be placed over the lock.


More Definitions of Spoiled ballot

Spoiled ballot means an internet ballot or telephone ballot that is accepted by the elector that:
Spoiled ballot means a ballot which is marked incorrectly by the voter, is misprinted, is illegibly printed, or contains some other defect.
Spoiled ballot means a ballot which is not stamped and/or initialed by the Election Judge or Inspector, contains any stickers, write-ins or other markings which are not required in order to cast a vote, or is mutilated, torn, or otherwise damaged in such a manner as to render it impossible to determine how or for whom the voter cast his or her vote.
Spoiled ballot means an internet ballot or telephone ballot marked by an elector indicating a refusal to cast a vote for any candidate in a race;
Spoiled ballot means a ballot returned by a voter which has been marked not in accordance with these rules.
Spoiled ballot means an official Ballot that has been determined to be defective by the voter or the tabulation device. There are three types: 1) An Absentee Ballot that is spoiled and not cast (i.e., a voter made a mistake in marking the Ballot). In this case, the voter may request a replacement for the Spoiled Ballot and a replacement may be issued by the Election Board. No additional time will be provided for the new Ballot to be received by the Election Board. 2) A Ballot that is cast by a voter at the polling location that is immediately rejected by the tabulation device. The Spoiled Ballot shall be exchanged for a new one and the voter shall complete and cast the new Ballot before leaving the polling location. No additional time will be provided for the new Ballot to be received by the Election Board. 3) A voter casting a Ballot at the polling location determines that they made an error in the marking of their Ballot. The Spoiled Ballot shall be exchanged for a new one and the voter shall complete and cast the new Ballot before leaving the polling location.
Spoiled ballot means an official ballot that has been marked in such a way that it is not possible to determine Bureau of Indian Affairs, Interior § 81.5 the intent of the voter, a ballot that has not been marked at all, or one that has been marked so as to violate the secrecy of the ballot. There are two kinds of spoiled official ballots: