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Definition of undervote in English: undervotenounˈʌndəvəʊt US A ballot paper or vote that is not counted because of unclear marking by the voter. Example sentencesExamples - Any undervotes are clearly the decision of the voter.
- A hand count of undervotes could be organized and carried out in a matter of days.
- For some voters, that undervote or overvote is their decision.
- In the 18 punch-ballot counties that use the punch-ballot vote, the undervote was 1.5 percent.
- For example, voting a straight party ticket and then choosing a candidate for a particular office would be an overvote on some optically-scanned ballots, but would be an undervote on some electronic machines.
- By the way, there were fewer undervotes and overvotes than in 2000.
- There were about 10,500 of these ballots and up to 60,000 undervotes throughout the state.
Definition of undervote in US English: undervotenounˈəndərˌvōt US A ballot not counted because of unclear marking by the voter. Example sentencesExamples - In the 18 punch-ballot counties that use the punch-ballot vote, the undervote was 1.5 percent.
- There were about 10,500 of these ballots and up to 60,000 undervotes throughout the state.
- Any undervotes are clearly the decision of the voter.
- By the way, there were fewer undervotes and overvotes than in 2000.
- A hand count of undervotes could be organized and carried out in a matter of days.
- For example, voting a straight party ticket and then choosing a candidate for a particular office would be an overvote on some optically-scanned ballots, but would be an undervote on some electronic machines.
- For some voters, that undervote or overvote is their decision.
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