Ballot Design
/ˈbælət dɪˌzaɪn/
Definitions
- (n.) The arrangement and presentation of candidates and issues on a voting ballot, designed to ensure clarity and fairness in elections.
Proper ballot design can reduce voter confusion and help prevent invalid votes.
Forms
- ballot design
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Commentary
Effective ballot design is crucial to uphold the integrity of elections; legal challenges often hinge on whether the design causes voter confusion or disenfranchisement.
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