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

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Time Sensitive Code

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Software whose behavior changes based on reading a real-time clock. For example, a system might be programmed to read the clock to determine whether the official election is in pro...

Voting Systems1 source

Timestamp

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A string indicative of clock or elapsed time, generally consisting of day, month, year and time of day. The modern trend is to require a to have an onboard clock so PROGRAMMED DEVI...

Voting Systems1 source

Timestomping

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a technique used in cybersecurity and digital forensics, where attackers modify the timestamps of files and directories on a computer system to hide their actions or impede investi...

Cybersecurity1 source

Timing

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A issue identified as a in the VVSG. A voting device must USABILITY HUMAN FACTOR 2007 respond sufficiently rapidly to voter input to maintain the cognitive pace of a SESSION. VOTIN...

Voting Systems1 source

Timing Mark

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A printed mark, general at the edge of an optical scan ballot to indicate the vertical location of POSITIONS. Improperly printed timing marks can lead to a ballot being read incorr...

Voting Systems1 source

Timing Track

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A column of rectangular marks on an optical scan ballot used to indicate the horizontal position of OVALS. See also CHANNEL. CANDIDATE CODE

Voting Systems1 source

Tint

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A "color and design prescribed by the Secretary of State which is printed on card stock for ballots to be used in California elections. Both color and design will be prescribed by...

Voting Systems1 source

Title

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The title of a MEASURE. A "brief statement that fairly and accurately represents the true intent and meaning of the proposed text of the initiative." Col. Stat. §1-40-102(10).

Voting Systems1 source

Title I Funds

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Funds in the amount of $650 million provided under Title I of to pay for replacement of HAVA and MACHINES, each state being guaranteed at least $5 PUNCHED-CARD SYSTEMS LEVER millio...

Voting Systems1 source

Title Ii Funds

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Funds in the amount of $3 billion provided to states under Title II of HAVA, based on voter population, to assist states in complying with requirements. HAVA

Voting Systems1 source

Toe Security Functions (tsf)

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Set consisting of all hardware, software, and firmware of the TOE that must be relied upon for the correct enforcement of the TOE Security Policy (TSP). (CNSSI-4009) (NISTIR)

Cybersecurity1 source

Toe Security Policy (tsp)

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Set of rules that regulate how assets are managed, protected, and distributed within the TOE. SOURCE: CNSSI-4009

Cybersecurity1 source

Token

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Something that the claimant possesses and controls (such as a key or password) that is used to authenticate a claim. See cryptographic token. Source: NIST SP 800-63-2 (adapted)

Access Control3 sources

Tools For Ballot Polling Risk Limiting Election Audits

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A freely public and available web-based tool to conduct ballot-polling risk-limiting audits.

Auditing1 source

Total Completion Score

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A "BENCHMARK used in the VPP. The proportion of users who successfully cast a ballot (whether or not the ballot contains erroneous votes). Failure to cast a ballot might involve pr...

Voting Systems1 source

Total Risk

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The potential for the occurrence of an adverse event if no mitigating action is taken (i.e., the potential for any applicable threat to exploit a system vulnerability). (SP 800-16)...

Cybersecurity1 source

Touch Screen

A display device which allows the user to interact with a computer by touching areas on the screen.

Hardware2 sources

Touch Screen Voting Machine

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A that captures voter choices via a SCREEN. A "voting machine that VOTING MACHINE TOUCH utilizes a computer screen to display the ballot and allows the voter to indicate his or her...

Voting Systems2 sources

Touch Screen Voting Machines

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These are a type of Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) voting machine in which the voter makes selections on her ballot by touching specified areas on an electronic display screen.

Tabulation1 source

Touchscreen Voting

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Voting using a machine that utilizes a computer screen to display the ballot and allows the voter to indicate his or her selections by touching designated locations on the screen.

Election Administration1 source

Touchscreen Voting Machine

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A voting machine that utilizes a computer screen to display the ballot and allows the voter to indicate his or her selections by touching designated locations on the screen.

Election Administration1 source

Touchscreen Voting System

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A voting system that utilizes machines with a computer screen to display the ballot and allows the voter to indicate his or her selections by touching designated locations on the s...

Election Administration1 source
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