It's the insurance All-Star ballot, which is not a physical ballot at all but one now exclusively available online.
It allows voters who do not bring an ID to the polls to vote using a provisional ballot, which is counted after a person's eligibility to vote is verified.
Under Rhode Island's law, voters who cannot provide a regular ID can cast a "provisional ballot," which is counted if an election official decides the signature matches the one on the voter's registration.
P.B.O.S.'s are precinct-based optical scanners; a voter marks a paper ballot, which is then scanned by an electronic machine.
Minnesotans vote by filling in a bubble beside the candidate's name on a paper ballot, which is then run through an optical scanning machine.
But for a Democratic primary voter looking to cast a feel-good ballot, which is the more compelling narrative: a Rhodes scholar, Ivy-educated former college football player managing a deep-blue northeastern city..
There are 18 candidates on the ballot, which is widely seen as a crucial moment to unite the country.
However, the ballot, which is staggered over Saturday and a second day of voting in a week's time, appears to have gone smoothly overall.
The only option for them was to cast a provisional ballot, which is not recorded if poll workers cannot find a matching voter-registration record.
As no one other than Trump can win on the first ballot, another way to look at those numbers is that Cruz has a 40percentt chance, Trump has a 35percentt chance, Kasich has a 13percentt chance, and Ryan has a 10percentt chance to win, conditional on a second ballot (which is 75percentt likely to happen).
