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Terms starting with “L

122 election security terms starting with L, with direct links to full definitions and source-backed context.

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Least Privilege

The principle that a security architecture should be designed so that each entity is granted the minimum system resources and authorizations that the entity needs to perform its fu...

Access Control2 sources

Least Trust

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The principle that a security architecture should be designed in a way that minimizes 1) the number of components that require trust; and 2) the extent to which each component is t...

Cybersecurity2 sources

Led

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DIODE. LIGHT-EMITTING

Voting Systems1 source

Legacy Library Unit

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A concept relating to software transparency in the use of extrinsic code. A or COTS THIRD- that does not "throw exceptions when exceptional conditions occur" PARTY CALLABLE UNIT an...

Voting Systems1 source

Legacy Voting System

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Old or outdated voting systems that no longer meet current standards.

Auditing1 source

Legal Advice And Advocacy

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In the NICE Framework, cybersecurity work where a person: Provides legally sound advice and recommendations to leadership and staff on a variety of relevant topics within the perti...

Legal & Policy2 sources

Legal Holiday

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A holiday established by law and is usually a non-working day during the year.

Election Administration1 source

Legal Voter

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A person "entitled to vote, and who do vote, at the time and in the manner prescribed in and by such statute upon the public question submitted; and for the purpose of ascertaining...

Voting Systems1 source

Legally Registered Elector

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An "individual whose application for voter registration was accepted, processed, and verified as provided by law." Mont. Code Ann. §13-1-101(18).

Voting Systems1 source

Legibility

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The requirement that voters with poor vision be able to read a and any accompanying BALLOT instructions. A identified in the HUMAN FACTOR 2007 VVSG.

Voting Systems1 source

Legislative Initiative Amendment

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A ballot measure that proposes to amend a law.

Election Administration1 source

Legislative Ratification

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The act or process of formal confirmation of a law.

Election Administration1 source

Legislative Submission

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The "power of the voters to approve or reject legislation which has been referred to them by the Legislature." 3 Guam Code Ann. §17102(c).

Voting Systems1 source

Lema

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A term used in Latin America for an umbreslla list including two or more sub-lists which receive votes separately byt whose votes are counted together for the purposes of seat allo...

Election Administration1 source

Leo

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Local Election Official

Election Administration1 source

Level Of Concern

Verified

Rating assigned to an information system indicating the extent to which protection measures, techniques, and procedures must be applied. High, Medium, and Basic are identified leve...

Cybersecurity1 source

Level Of Protection

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Extent to which protective measures, techniques, and procedures must be applied to information systems and networks based on risk, threat, vulnerability, system interconnectivity c...

Cybersecurity1 source

Lever Machine

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A mechanical device that registers votes on counters through a system of rods and gears. Invented in 1892, the function of the lever machine, according to its inventor, was "to pro...

Voting Systems1 source

Lever Machine Voting System

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A "voting system on which the voter casts a vote by pressing a lever and the vote is mechanically recorded by the machine." N.C. Gen. Stat. §163.165.4A(a1).

Voting Systems1 source

Lever Voting Machine

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Machine that directly records a voter's choices via mechanical lever -actuated controls into a counting mechanism that tallies the votes without using a physical ballot.

Election Administration1 source
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