Sentence examples for ballot verification from inspiring English sources
For much of yesterday, election workers in heavily Democratic Middlesex County were idle while a superior court judge considered a Zimmer campaign request to allow its workers to monitor the ballot verification process for the provisional ballots.
Earlier, his UPND party withdrew from the ballot verification process.
The UPND party, led by Hakainde Hichilema, has withdrawn from the ballot verification process.
But practically no one's heard of this elegant "ballot-polling" technique, the voting verification equivalent of the E=MC2 formula, pilot-tested last year in just one California county.
Caerphilly MP Wayne David tweeted that after verification in his constituency, "some ballot boxes had no votes in them".
They work on principles similar to general-use machines scheduled for use next year, including touch screens that allow voters to see their options and scanners that print paper ballots for verification.
Brunner ordered segregation of same-day-registration ballots and verification of them before counting them on Election Day, November 4, 2008.
"I can promise you that there was extensive attention to best practices for machine setup and testing in 2008," he told me, although omitting any such claims for ballot counting and verification.
On September 29, 2008 (a day after lower state and federal courts overruled GOP objections to same-day registration and voting or GOP requests for mandated ballot segregation and verification) the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati, Ohio rejected Republican efforts to stop the plan.
Requiring voters to cast provisional ballots rather than regular ones is a concern because such ballots involve added verification and are often disqualified, according to voting experts.
Congress needs to enact national rules governing voter registration, provisional and absentee ballots, and voter verification and access in a new Voting Rights Act tailored to the problems confronting American democracy today.
