In-Person Voting

/in-ˈpər-sən ˈvō-tiŋ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The act of casting a ballot by physically going to a designated polling place on election day or during early voting period.
    In-person voting requires the voter to appear at the polling station and mark their ballot in the presence of election officials.

Forms

  • in-person voting

Commentary

In-person voting is often subject to specific regulations regarding identification, polling hours, and voter assistance to ensure election integrity and accessibility.

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