Electronic Voting definition

Electronic Voting means voting on a resolution by email communication as specified in the Rules of Congress.

Electronic Voting means voting by telephone or via the internet.

Electronic Voting means voting via the internet in accordance with a policy adopted pursuant to Article 43 of this Code;

Examples of Electronic Voting in a sentence

• Except as otherwise provided by law or court order, electronic information maintained in a department's office may be destroyed by department staff or the Department of Electronic Voting Systems when the retention period expires, in compliance with the Board's implementation of the State of Illinois Local Records Act.

• All server clocks must be synchronized in a manner approved by the Department of Electronic Voting Systems in order to provide for timely administration and accurate auditing of systems.

• Electronic Voting would be mandatory for election to the posts of Vice Chairman/Vice President and Executive Committee members with a view to ensuring wider participation.

• The Department of Electronic Voting Systems is responsible for designing, implementing and maintaining a Board-wide information security program -- in conjunction with other departments - - and for assisting all Board departments in implementing and maintaining information management practices at their respective locations.

• Electronic voting and granting of proxies shall be made using the Electronic Voting and Proxy Platform software, which may be accessed on the website (www.pharmamar.com) by following the relevant instructions provided in the software for each action.

More Definitions of Electronic Voting

Electronic Voting means a vote cast electronically using an internet platform or by telephone;

Electronic Voting means voting conducted by email or any other electronic medium, as agreed upon by the Board, that allows for voting to be securely and confidentially documented.

Electronic Voting means voting on a resolution by electronic communication as specified in the Rules of Congress.

Electronic Voting means voting in an election or referendum by casting an electronic ballot using an electronic voting system;

Electronic Voting means the method by which an Elector may cast a vote through the use of an “Internet Enabled Connection Service” and/or an “Interactive Voice Response” service.

Electronic Voting means the process of voting in an Election through use of an Electronic Voting Platform;

Electronic Voting means a digital voting system that requires a login to verify the identity of the person who is casting their vote and the ability to present the details and topic to vote on. The system also has restrictions to ensure one vote per user.