Select candidates by touching their names, touch again to deselect. Review the instructions (video and audio options available), hit Next to proceed to the ballot.Ĥ. Select your language using the touchscreen.ģ.
(NOTE: It make take up to 4 minutes for the ballot to display, a status bar will let you know how it’s going).Ģ. If the ballot was filled out improperly, the system will return the ballot and print a slip explaining the problem.ġ. Insert your ballot into the Inkavote scanner. When done choosing, check the ballot to ensure that ovals on the ballot were marked.Ĥ. Use the Inkavote Marker to select candidates.ģ. Insert your ballot into the Inkavote recorder, placing the ballot holes over the two top posts.Ģ. Review your choices on the Summary screen, touch the VOTE button to cast your vote.ġ. Otherwise, hit the Accept button to cast your ballot anyway (though your vote for the contested race may not be cast).Ĥ.
If you have, press the Return button and ask a poll worker for a new ballot. The system will notify you if you have over-voted in any race. Feed your ballot into the Optical Scanner/Tabulator to cast your vote. After registration, take you ballot from the poll worker to the voting booth.ĥ. Return your Voter Access Card to a precinct official when finished.ġ. Review your choices on the Summary screen, touch Cast Ballot to cast your vote.ĥ. Use the Next and Back buttons to navigate if your ballot is more than one page.Ĥ. Type in the name of the candidate, touch the Record Write-In button to continue.ģ. To vote for a write-in candidate, touch the Write-In line – a keyboard will appear. Select candidates by touching their names or the adjacent box, touch again to deselect. Insert your Voter Access Card into the machine.Ģ. If you have mis-voted, the machine will return the ballot for review.ġ. Review your selections for accuracy and completeness you can ask a poll worker for a new ballot if you make a mistake.ĥ.
For write in candidates, fill in the oval next to Write-in and write the candidate’s name there.Ĥ. Make your selections by completely filling in oval next to the candidate’s name with the marking-device (read: pen) provided. After registering at the check-in table, take you ballot from the poll worker to the voting booth.Ģ. The Voting Systems ES&S (Electric Systems & Software, formerly Diebold) AccuVote-OS (Optical Scan)ġ. Insight, Populex Digital Paper Ballot | AVC Edge, AccuVote-TSX, AutoMARK Instruction for voting will come with your ballot package.ĭisabled Access: eSlate & AVC Edge (contact your local election office for locations). VirginiaĪccuVote-OS, M100 | AccuVote-TSX, AVC Advantage, AVC Edge, eSlate, iVotronic, Patriot, Winvote VermontĪccuVote-ES2000 (otherwise ballots are hand-counted) | AccuVote-TSX TexasĪccuVote-OS, M100, eScan | AccuVote-TSX, iVotronic, AutoMARK, eSlate TennesseeĪccuVote-OS | eSlate, iVotronic, AccuVote-TSX, Infinity PennsylvaniaĮScan, M100 | iVotronic, eSlate, ELECTronic 1242, AccuVote-TSX, AutoMARK Those without Internet access can use an Accessible Computer Station at their county courthouse to vote, also by email. Instructions come with the voting packetĭisabled Access Machine: Disabled persons with Internet access can request their county clerk email them a ballot. In-Precinct Machine: None, Oregonians vote by mail. OhioĮScan, M100, DS200 | AccuVote-TSX, iVotronic, eSlate, AutoMARK For completeness, watch the linked video demo
#DEMO IMAGECAST VOTING MACHINE HOW TO#
When you get to your state, click on the voting systems to find our step-by-step instructions on how to vote (it’ll look like a link).Ĥ. Find your state in the list below to see which voting system will be used in your hood.Ģ. Here’s how to use our state-by-state guide:ġ. To help make your voting day as smooth as possible, we’ve broken down how EVERY state in the US votes. Others use what’s known as Direct Recording Electronic or DRE (Westside!), AKA touchscreen voting systems for your HAVA and ADA accessibility satisfaction. Some states use Optical Scan, your standard fill in the oval (like those SAT’s) or an arrow format. But first, you’ll need to familiarize yourself with the two major voting systems in the US. Here’s a state-by-state guide on how to use them. Say goodbye to punch cards and hanging chads and hello to optical scanners and touchscreens. Plus, America’s 2010 voting systems are all technologified now.
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