Review-required Ballot

Definition

1. A “BALLOT that is flagged or separated for some form of manual processing.” 2007 VVSG. An example is an optical scan ballot containing a hand-written write-in, which must be interpreted by a human. 2. A BALLOT which the voter is required to review before casting. While it is not possible to force a voter to actually review the ballot, it may be compulsory for the voter to advance through a complete set of review screens before the ballot will be accepted.