Irrevocable Ballot
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Definition/About
An irrevocable ballot is a ballot that cannot be changed or withdrawn once it has been submitted for a specific election. It typically includes the completed ballot, an inner envelope, and a return envelope containing the unit owner's name, signature, and address. Once the inspector of elections receives this ballot, it becomes final, and no additional ballots from that unit will be accepted for that particular election.
Election Types:
Annual Elections, Recalls, Change in Governing Documents, Special Assessments, Other
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