BallotEither in paper form or electronic, the mechanism for voters to show their vote preferences.
Ballot Box Nos. 1, 2, 3, & 4A ballot box is a container for ballots that can be locked (double-locked in case of a ballot box used for early voting by personal appearance) and sealed.
Ballot EnvelopeThe envelope, usually white, in which a voter places his marked ballot when voting by mail; also called a ballot secrecy envelope.
Ballot ImageThe ballot as it appears on a direct recording electronic (DRE) voting system.
Ballot InstructionsThe wording found at the top of the ballot, but below the words “OFFICIAL BALLOT,” that instructs a voter on how to mark the ballot.
Bilingual RequirementsBilingual election materials (printed in English and Spanish) shall be used in elections in this state.
Branch Early Voting LocationEither Permanent or Temporary – a location other than the main early voting site where voters can vote early by personal appearance.