Terms starting with “P”

Documents that contain a list of registered voters within a jurisdiction, which poll workers use to verify voters' registration status. Voters typically must enter their signatures...

A CHALLENGER, in North Dakota. A "representative of a political party who may make a request of an election board member to challenge any person offering to vote. The challenge per...

In North Dakota, a representative of a political party who observes voting to monitor TURNOUT.

An in Indiana and West Virginia who hands out to voters. Ind. ELECTION OFFICIAL BALLOTS Code. §3-6-6-2.

The opening and closing times for voting at polling locations.

"'Poll list' means the list which is compiled by election officials on election day showing the names and addresses of electors who actually cast votes in an election." Wisc. St. §...

ELECTION. Likewise in Georgia. MANAGER OF

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

A report listing the collated election results for a given LOCATION. POLLING

A "party worker who remains in the voting place outside the guardrail enclosure for the purpose of viewing the voting process, keeping track of the voters who have voted or challen...

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

People who staff and operate polling places. Duties of poll workers include setting up the polling place, including placing voting equipment in operation; checking in voters; maint...

"[A] device programmed to accept voted ballots at a polling place for the purpose of tallying and storing the ballots on election day." Wash. Rev. Code §29A.04.115.

VOTING. IN-PERSON

A post-election comparison of the with other records, whose purpose is to verify POLL BOOK that: "The total number of ballots recorded by the voting system in some location is the...

In Indiana, a local OFFICIAL, to whom the voter announces her name on appearing at ELECTION the polls.

Physical address of a polling place.

The "building where residents of a voting precinct vote or where absentee voting is conducted." Utah Code §20A-1-102(46). "[T]he room or rooms where voters apply to vote and mark a...

The location of the facility where a voter will be on the official list of voters authorized to cast a ballot. Polling places are based on a voter's residential address and the sit...

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

Voting in which the voter goes to a specific location to vote, as opposed to ABSENTEE VOTING VOTING. OR INTERNET

A "location selected by the county board of election commissioners where votes are cast." Ark. Code §7-1-101(18). Also PLACE. POLLING

A place where voting takes place.

A switch or button on a voting machine, normally protected by a seal, that is used to open or close the polls during an actual election.