Electronic Voting definition

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

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Electronic Voting means voting by telephone or via the internet.

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.

Examples of Electronic Voting in a sentence

• However, in case the process of e-voting has been started by the corporate by generation of Electronic Voting Sequence Number (EVSN), the period of 30 days shall be reckoned from the date of completion of the process i.e. receipt by the LIPL the final data containing the details of the Register of Members / Committee of Creditors / Class of Creditors, the resolutions uploaded / updated and the details of the votes polled is known and voting result is finalized.

• SOS has the authority under IC 3-11-14-2 (f) “Use of Electronic Voting Systems; Verifiable Paper Audit Trail”, and IC 3-5-4-12 “Agreement to use a Threat intelligence and Enterprise Security Company to Provide Hardware, Software and Other Services”.

• However, in case the process of e-voting has been started by the corporate by generation of Electronic Voting Sequence Number (EVSN), the period of 30 days shall be reckoned from the date of completion of the process i.e. receipt by Corporate of final data containing the details of the Register of Members (submitted by the Corporate), the resolutions uploaded / updated by the Corporate / RTA and the details of the votes polled.

• At this stage, we would like to highlight the key points in the terms of use:  The OEV (Federal Chancellery Ordinance on Electronic Voting) allows the source code to be examined, modified, compiled and executed for ideational purposes.

• In no event will the Owners be liable for any damages whatsoever including – but not restricted to – lost revenue or profits or other direct, indirect, special, incidental, cover, or consequential damages arising out of the access to or inability to access the Electronic Voting Solution Source Code, even if advised of the possibility of such damages, except to the extent provided by law (where applicable).

More Definitions of Electronic Voting

Electronic Voting means the method by which a Voter may cast his or her vote on a Question in the affirmative or negative through the

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

Electronic Voting means casting an Electronic Ballot;

Electronic Voting and “e-voting” means a method of voting whereby members communicate their position to the satisfaction of the Chair by use of an IT method approved by the council (k) “Executive Councillor” means a Councillor who the Council has appointed to have responsibility for a portfolio comprising a specific area of the Council’s functions (l) “Exempt information” is as defined in sections 50J, 50K and Schedule 7A of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 (m) “Hybrid meeting” means a meeting of a body at which its members are able to participate by being physically present in the meeting room, or through a remote online or telephone connection (n) “Interest” means a financial or non-financial interest in terms of either or both of section 68 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973, or in terms of the Councillors’ Code of Conduct (o) “Leader of the Council” means an Elected Member, if any, appointed to that office (p) “Local Area Committee” means a Committee established in accordance with Standing Order 51 (q) “Member” means:-

Electronic Voting means voting through electronic systems as opposed to using ballot papers.

Electronic Voting means a method of voting for General Meetings by electronic means described in clause 23.6.

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.