Standing request definition
Standing request means a vote-by-mail ballot request on file from a voter that serves as a request to receive a vote-by-mail ballot for all elections occurring from the date of the initial request through the end of the calendar year for the second ensuing regularly scheduled general election, and for which the supervisor has yet to determine if the voter is eligible to vote a vote-by-mail ballot in the election.
Standing request means a request for information or record or a type of information or record that is intended to be a continuing request, with supplementary responses as new information becomes available.
Standing request means an initial request for an absentee ballot that serves as a request to receive an absentee ballot for all elections through the next scheduled general election, without regard to whether the requester will actually be eligible to vote in any particular election held during that period.
Examples of Standing request in a sentence
Special Meetings of the Members may be called at any time by order of the Chair or shall be called whenever more than twenty percent (20%) of Industry Members in Good Standing, request such a meeting in writing.
More Definitions of Standing request
Standing request means a standing instruction expressed to have continuing force until revoked in writing and which refers to an Application by a Unit Holder for Units in relation to all moneys made available to the Trustee from time to time by or on account of the Unit Holder for investment in the Trust or a Class.
Standing request means a registered voter’s an initial request for an absentee ballot that serves as a request to receive an absentee ballot for all elections occurring from the date of the initial request through the end of the calendar year for the second ensuing regularly the next scheduled general election, without regard to whether the requester will actually be eligible to vote in any particular election held during that period. The voter’s record of a standing request is to be distinguished from a separate record of a request which reflects the Supervisor’s determination that the registered voter is actually eligible to vote in a specific election for which he or she has asked to receive an absentee ballot.