Title 3 — Elections

“Provisional ballot” is a ballot issued at the polling place on election day for any reason authorized by the Help America Vote Act, and other applicable federal or Guam laws granted to a person who otherwise would be denied an opportunity to vote on a regular ballot. SOURCE: Add…

Provisional ballots shall be visually distinguishable from regular ballots, and shall be designed so that they are unable to be tallied by precinct voting machine tabulators. (a) Voter Registration Application: Provisional ballot envelopes shall be designed so as to also serve as…

Any person who would otherwise be denied an opportunity to vote a regular ballot may vote a provisional ballot in accordance with the procedures set forth in § 14104, for any reason authorized by the Help America Vote Act, and other applicable federal and Guam laws, including, bu…

(a) Precinct Board Training. Precinct board members shall be trained to administer provisional voting in an accurate and consistent manner, and shall also be trained when to use provisional ballots, and when not to use them. Precinct officials shall also be able to communicate cl…

(a) Counting Provisional Ballots. Within fifteen (15) calendar days after any election, the Commission shall count the provisional voter’s choices for every race for which the voter was eligible to vote. When a provisional voter casts a provisional ballot in the incorrect precinc…

(a) Free Notification System. The Commission shall identify and implement, through an internet website, toll-free telephone number, or other means, a system whereby an individual who voted a provisional ballot may, free of charge, determine if his or her vote was counted, and, if…