Inner Envelope
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Definition/About
The inner envelope is a key part of the two-envelope system used for mail-in ballots. After voting, the unit owner places the completed ballot inside the inner envelope and seals it. This sealed envelope is then placed into a pre-addressed return envelope, which is sent to the inspector of elections. The inner envelope helps ensure that the ballot remains confidential by keeping the voter's identity separate from their vote. Condo Elects uses a white #9 envelope with black ink for inner envelopes. This format allows for a PDF version that can be easily included in a virtual ballot package, making it simple for homeowners to print if needed. For a PDF copy of the inner envelope used by Condo Elects, click here.
Also Known As:
The envelope that is sealed
Notes:
This envelope preserves the confidentiality of the vote. A unit owner fills out their ballot and places it inside this envelope. The unit owner does not include any identifying information on the ballot or the inner envelope.
Example:
Election Types:
Annual Elections, Recalls, Special Assessments, Change in Governing Documents, Other
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