Ballot Security
/ˈbælət sɪˈkjʊərɪti/
Definitions
- (n.) Measures and procedures implemented to protect the integrity of the voting process by preventing fraud, intimidation, or tampering with ballots.
The election commission enhanced ballot security by introducing tamper-evident envelopes.
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- ballot security
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Commentary
Ballot security commonly refers to legal and procedural safeguards designed to ensure that ballots are cast and counted accurately without unlawful interference; it is a key concept in election law disputes and policy.
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