Special Ballot means a Ballot Card provided to an Elector pursuant to Part 8;
Special Ballot means a Ballot Card provided to an elector who qualifies under s. 77.1 of the Act;
Special Ballot means a ballot able to be cast by an elector who is unable
Examples of Special Ballot in a sentence
Format and wording shall be approved by the President, President-Elect and Immediate Past President unless such Special Ballot includes a proposed Constitutional Amendment or other option for which a minority report is desired, in which case Executive Committee approval shall be required.
Any question concerning an alteration of this Constitution shall be decided by a Special Ballot.
Whenever the Executive Committee deems it necessary a Special Ballot shall be held.
Any motion submitted to a Special Ballot shall require for its passing a majority of two thirds of the votes cast.
Special Ballot – In any vote of the general membership a voting member may vote by Special Ballot.
More Definitions of Special Ballot
Special Ballot means a ballot created in-house in the absence of a professionally-printed ballot; and
Special Ballot means a ballot issued to a voter at the
Special Ballot means a ballot, other than a ballot referred to in section 241, that is supplied to an elector who is
Special Ballot means a ballot, other than a ballot referred to in section 241, that is supplied to an elector who is entitled to vote under this Part.
Special Ballot means a mail-in Ballot as described under the Act.
Special Ballot means the Special Ballot provided for by section 116;
Special Ballot means the ballot papers supplied to electors who are eligible under these Rules;