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This votomatic ballot is placed on a light box. The resulting image reveals five complete chad
punches and several dimples with sunlight. |
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This image is an example of a hanging chad. |
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The use of a colored background behind this votomatic ballot helps to identify fully
punched chads. |
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On this votomatic ballot from Broward County, the voter has indicated vote choices with a
pen rather than punching out the chads manually as instructed. As a result, this ballot is considered an
undervote. |
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This image is another undervote. Here, the votomatic ballot is considered an undervote
because the voter failed to punch out the chads; rather, the voter punched on the borders surrounding the chads. |
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This votomatic ballot form requires that the voter manually punch out the chads corresponding
to his/her vote selection. This particular example shows one fully punched chad, as well as a dimpled chad. |