Ballots

/ˈbæləts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Official slips or papers used by voters to cast their votes in an election or referendum.
    All eligible voters were given ballots to select their preferred candidate.

Forms

  • ballot

Commentary

The term 'ballots' is primarily used as the plural form of 'ballot' referring to multiple voting instruments; each ballot must clearly indicate the choices available to ensure valid voting.

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