Voting Process and Procedures

The video tutorial explains the voting process, starting with voter registration and the mailing of voter ID cards. It details the identification requirements for first-time voters and the steps to follow at the polling place. The tutorial provides instructions on using the voting machine, including how to view and select candidates on the ballot. It also covers how to cast and confirm votes, including the option for write-in candidates.

What information is included on the voter registration ID card?

• Voter's name, registered party, election district, and polling place

• Voter's name, age, and polling place

• Voter's registered party and age

• Voter's election district and age

What is required for first-time voters at the polling station?

• A birth certificate

• A voter registration ID card or driver's license

• A passport

• A utility bill

What should a voter do upon arriving at the polling station?

• Wait for a poll worker to call them

• Get in line and provide their name

• Directly go to the voting machine

• Show their birth certificate

What is the role of the poll worker at the voting machine?

• To select the voter's choices

• To start the machine and explain the instructions

• To cast the vote for the voter

• To verify the voter's age

What is the first thing a voter sees on the voting machine?

• The voter's personal information

• Instructions for voting

• The list of candidates

• The poll worker's name

How can a voter choose to vote for all candidates of a single party?

• By selecting the straight party option

• By writing the party name

• By asking the poll worker to do it

• By selecting each candidate individually

What should a voter do after selecting their ballot choices?

• Start the process over

• Leave the polling station

• Ask the poll worker to confirm

• Review and confirm their selections

What happens when a voter confirms their ballot?

• They need to start over

• Their vote is cast and they receive a confirmation

• They receive a receipt

• The poll worker reviews their choices

How can a voter cast a write-in vote?

• By selecting the write-in box and writing the candidate's name

• By telling the poll worker

• By selecting a pre-listed candidate

• By using a separate form

What indicates that a voter's vote has been recorded?

• The lights go out and a ding sound is heard

• The voter receives a confirmation email

• A receipt is printed

• The poll worker announces it