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Federal office

Positions in the U.S. government that voters elect, such as President, Vice President, U.S. Senator, or U.S. Representative.

Mail-in ballot

A ballot sent to a voter through the postal service, which the voter then completes and returns by mail or in person.

Provisional ballot

A ballot used to record a vote when a voter's eligibility is uncertain. It is kept separate until election officials can confirm the voter is qualified to vote.

Chief State election official

The top election administrator for a state, often the Secretary of State, responsible for overseeing elections within that state.

Voter rolls

Official lists maintained by election officials that contain the names and registration information of eligible voters in a specific jurisdiction.

Automatic voter registration

A system where eligible citizens are automatically registered to vote or offered the opportunity to register when they interact with certain government agencies, unless they choose to opt out.