Ballot Box

/ˈbælət bɒks/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A secured container used to collect and safeguard ballots during an election.
    Voters cast their votes by placing ballots in the ballot box.

Forms

  • ballot box
  • ballot boxes

Commentary

The ballot box is a central element in electoral law ensuring the secrecy and integrity of votes cast.

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