Special Ballot definition

Special Ballot means a Ballot for an Elector whose name is contained in the permanent Electors register and who is unable to vote at an Advance Vote or at the Voting Station on Election Day.

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;

Examples of Special Ballot in a sentence

• Poll officials provide additional support to assist electors by reading candidates' names, completing the Special Ballot Application (F1000) form or assisting in marking the ballot.

• MP By Special Ballot, the Senate approved Special Emeritus Status requested for René Núñez, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies.

• The Special Ballot option, while practical, is often left too late by the voter to permit timely delivery of a Special Ballot package and return of the completed ballot.

• An Action by Special Ballot of the CBA members, a quorum shall be five percent of all of the CBA members who are entitled to vote at such meeting.

• The Election Board shall remove ballot envelopes from the outer signed envelopes and place these outer envelopes back into the Special Ballot box.

More Definitions of Special Ballot

Special Ballot means a ballot able to be cast by an elector who is unable

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;