Tally List
Election
A document used to record the votes for candidates and for or against measures to be voted on in a given precinct. When tallying, one member of the counting team shall examine each ballot and clearly announce the name of each candidate for whom a vote has been received or whether a vote has been received for or against a measure. The other members of the counting team shall record the votes on the tally lists as they are announced. Three original tally lists shall be maintained at the polling place to record the number of votes received for the candidates and for and against the measures voted on.
- — Glossary of Elections Terminology retrieved 2014-06-26