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Opening Polls on Early Voting Days and Election Day
Locate Voting Equipment
Ellen Griffiths
Verify the Correct Voting Equipment was Delivered
Optical/Digital Scanner
Ellen Griffiths
DRE/Touchscreen
Ellen Griffiths
Verify Ballot is Correct
Optical/Digital Scanner
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DRE/Touchscreen
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Set Up Equipment
Optical/Digital Scanner
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DRE/Touchscreen
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Open Polls for Voting
Optical/Digital Scanner
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DRE/Touchscreen
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Voters Arrive
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Election Officials Authenticate Voters are Eligible for Current Election
Paper Poll Book
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Electronic Poll Book
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Election Officials Process Voters
Paper Ballot Process
Election Official Identifies Correct Ballot for Voters
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Election Official Issues Correct Ballot to Voters
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Voter Proceeds to Privacy Area to Vote Ballot
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DRE/Touchscreen Process
Election Official Identifies Correct Ballot for Voters
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Election Official Issues Correct Voting Authority Slip
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Voter proceeds to Voting Machine
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Voter Initiates Voting Process
Paper Ballot
Voter Reviews Ballot
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Voter Records Votes
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Voter Reviews Choices
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Voter Makes Changes If Necessary
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Election Official Issues a New Ballot
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Voter Casts Ballot
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DRE/Touchscreen
Voter Reviews Ballot
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Voter Records Votes on Voting Machine
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Voter Reviews Choices
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Voter Makes Changes if Necessary
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Voting Machine Allows for Changes
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Voter Cast Ballot
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Closing Polls on Early Voting Days and Election Day
Shutting Down the Voting Equipment
Optical/Digital Scanner
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DRE/Touchscreen
(Insert name here)
Obtaining Results from the Voting Equipment
Optical/Digital Scanner
(Insert name here)
DRE/Touchscreen
(Insert name here)
Scanning and Tabulating Vote by Mail Ballots
Set Up Equipment
Optical/Digital Scanner
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Scanning Ballots
Optical/Digital Scanner
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Tabulating Ballots
Optical/Digital Scanner
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Voting TWiki Archive (2015-2020): read-only, archived wiki site, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
ARCHIVE SITE DESCRIPTION AND DISCLAIMER
This page, and related pages, represent archived materials (pages, documents, links, and content) that were produced and/or provided by members of public working groups engaged in collaborative activities to support the development of the Voluntary Voting System Guidelines (VVSG) 2.0. These TWiki activities began in 2015 and continued until early 2020. During that time period, this content was hosted on a Voting TWiki site. That TWiki site was decommissioned in 2020 due to technology migration needs. The TWiki activities that generated this content ceased to operate actively through the TWiki at the time the draft VVSG 2.0 was released, in February of 2020. The historical pages and documents produced there have been archived now in read-only, static form.
- The archived materials of this TWiki (including pages, documents, links, content) are provided for historical purposes only.
- They are not actively maintained.
- They are provided "as is" as a public service.
- They represent the "work in progress" efforts of a community of volunteer members of public working groups collaborating from late 2015 to February of 2020.
- These archived materials do not necessarily represent official or peer-reviewed NIST documents nor do they necessarily represent official views or statements of NIST.
- Unless otherwise stated these materials should be treated as historical, pre-decisional, artifacts of public working group activities only.
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ARCHIVED VOTING TWIKI SITE MATERIALS
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