Election: Fall, 2008
No followed-up required
If a voter casts a provisional ballot for lack of ID, the voter need not do anything (e.g., return with identifying documents) to ensure that the ballot is counted. Rather, the ballot will be counted if the signature on the envelope matches the signature in the voter registration record. WA ADC 434-253-047.
Special Features
Institutional Arrangements
Voter Registration
Challenges
Provisional Ballots
Early and Absentee Voting
Voting Technology
Polling Place Operations
Ballot Security
Emergency Preparedness
Post-Election Processes
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