Terms starting with “E”

The official responsible for the proper and orderly voting at a polling location or an election process.

An election that is professional, impartial, and transparent in its preparation and administration throughout the electoral cycle.

"The state executive committee of any political party authorized to conduct political party primaries shall form an election integrity assurance committee for each congressional di...

Actions taken by external actors, including foreign governments or hostile organizations, to disrupt, manipulate, or undermine the conduct or integrity of an election.

The official responsible for the proper and orderly voting at a polling location or an election process.

A geographical area to which a practical authority has been granted to administer elections for political or administrative offices. Areas of jurisdiction apply to local, state, an...

A feature of a that creates and outputs a record when the private key SIGNATURE MODULE components of an [ELECTION KEY] is destroyed. VVSG. SIGNATURE 2007

A set of items that election officials need to assist voters at a voting location.

The official laws that govern the electoral process.

"The Secretary of State shall designate at least one (1) member of his staff to become knowledgeable of the election laws as they pertain to elections in the State of Arkansas for...

1. "A set of processing functions and databases within a Voting System that define, develop and maintain election databases; perform election definition and setup functions; format...

"The election marshal shall preserve order at the polls and permit no violation of the election laws and for that purpose is vested with powers of a constable from the opening of t...

Items needed to assist voters and conduct an election.

The status of an electronic voting machine, i.e. whether it is set for pre-election testing, post- election testing, or actual voting in an election. Cf. STATE. ELECTION

The Election Monitoring Guide describes the Civil Rights Division's monitoring of election-day activities around the country, using Justice Department personnel or federal observer...

A web-based system that aggregates and displays unofficial election results across the jurisdiction. ENR systems can be real-time or near-real-time, and acquire their data from the...

The act of tabulating votes on the night of the election, after the polls have been closed for voting.

A person "designated by the county political party central committee chair person to observe the counting of ballots and related elections procedures." Wash. Admin. Code §434-260-...

Any "officer who has a duty to perform relating to elections under the provisions of any statute, charter, or ordinance." Wash. Rev. Code §29A.04.055. Any "MODERATOR, DEPUTY MODERA...

1. Generally, a person responsible for overseeing part of the election process, from a to the state's "'Election official' means an POLLWORKER CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER. individual wh...

The people associated with administering and conducting elections, including government personnel and poll workers.

A legal term used when an authorized government authority proclaims that an election will take place at a particular time.

Election administration division corresponding to a contiguous geographic area that is the basis for determining which contests and issues the voters legally residing in that area...

The official responsible for the proper and orderly voting at a polling location or an election process.