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2006 ELECTION ADMINISTRATION AND VOTING SURVEY 

SECTION ONE: VOTER REGISTRATION 

Note: Questions 1-31 refer to the period from the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal 

general elections to the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections. 

DEFINITIONS: 

x Active voters: refers to all registered voters except those who have been sent but have not responded 

to a confirmation mailing sent in accordance with NVRA (42 U.S.C. 1973gg-6(d)) and have not since 

offered to vote.

x Inactive voters: refers to registrants who have been sent but have not responded to a confirmation 

mailing sent in accordance with NVRA (42 U.S.C. 1973gg-6(d)) and have not since offered to vote. 

x List maintenance: refers to the specific process and procedures by which State and/or local election 

officials update and preserve information contained on the official list of registered voters. 

x Duplicate registration application: refers to an application to register by a person already registered 

to vote at the same address, under the same name and personal information (i.e. date of birth, social 

security number, driver’s license, etc.), and the same political party (where applicable). 

QUESTIONS:

1. Please, check if your State is exempt from NVRA: 

Yes; exempt from NVRA. 

 No; not exempt from NVRA. 

2. Total number of registered voters statewide and by county/local jurisdiction at the time of the close 

of registration for the past two Federal general elections (including Election Day registrations where 

applicable - see Question 3):

November 2, 2004: 

Active Voters: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Inactive Voters: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

November 7, 2006: 

Active Voters: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Inactive Voters: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 
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Comments:

3. Total number of persons statewide and by county/local jurisdiction who registered to vote on 

Election Day [November 7, 2006] - **Only applicable to states with Election Day registration (i.e. 

Idaho, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and Wyoming):

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

4. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voter registration applications received 

from all sources during the period from the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal 

general elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:

5. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voter registration applications received

by mail during the period from the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal general 

elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:

6. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voter registration applications received

in person at the clerk or registrar's office during the period from the close of registration for the 

November 2, 2004, Federal general elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, 

Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:
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7. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voter registration applications that

were received from or generated by each of the following categories between the close of 

registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal general elections until the close of registration for the 

November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

a) All motor vehicle offices: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

b) All public assistance agencies mandated as registration sites under NVRA:

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

c) All state-funded agencies primarily serving persons with disabilities: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

d) All Armed Forces recruitment offices: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

e) All other agencies designated by the State and not required under NVRA:

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

8. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voter registration applications identified in 

response to Question 7 that were: 

a) Duplicates of other valid voter registrations: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

b) Changes of address, name, or party: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

c) Invalid or rejected (other than duplicates):

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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9. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of new, valid registrations verified and 

processed between the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal general elections until 

the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections. **This includes all

registrations that are new to the local jurisdiction and re-registrations due to a change of address 

across jurisdictional lines but within the state. This does not include applications that are 

duplicates, rejected, or report only a change of name, address, or (where applicable) party 

preference within the local jurisdiction.

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:

10. Total number of election jurisdictions conducting voter registration: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:

11. Identify the local entity primarily responsible for registering voters: (In some cases, more than one 

choice may apply. If so, mark all of the appropriate local entities that share primary responsibility 

for registering voters)

Circuit Clerk Election Commissioner 

City Clerk Local General Registrar 

County Auditor Municipal Clerk 

County Board of Elections Recorder

County Clerk Registrar

County Commissioner Supervisor/Director of Elections 

County Election Board Secretary Tax Assessor 

County Voter Registration Board Tax Collector 

Director of Voter Registration Town Clerk 

Other (please, specify)

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12. Identify each and every other state and local government office or agency designated as a voter 

registration agency (provides voter registration opportunities/services):

Motor vehicle offices 

All offices that provide public assistance that are mandated as registration sites by NVRA 

All offices that provide state-funded programs primarily serving persons with disabilities that are 

mandated as registration sites by NVRA 

All Armed Forces recruitment offices that are mandated as registration sites by NVRA 

Other agencies designated by the State as registration sites, and which are not mandated as 

registration sites by NVRA. 

ŹPlease, provide the names of the agencies designated by the State as registration sites, and 

which are not mandated as registration sites by NVRA. 

Comments:

13. Does your office provide training on the voter registration process to employees of Federal, State, and 

local government offices or agencies designated as voter registration agencies? 

Yes, our office provides training on the voter registration process to ALL Federal, State, and local 

government offices or agencies designated as voter registration agencies. 

ŹIf yes, how frequently does your office provide training the above training? 

Monthly Quarterly Biannual Annual Biennial

Other (please, specify) 

Yes, our office provides training on the voter registration process to SOME, BUT NOT ALL, 

Federal, State, and local government offices or agencies designated as voter registration agencies. 

ŹIf yes, how frequently does your office provide training the above training? 

Monthly Quarterly Biannual Annual Biennial

Other (please, specify)

No, our office provides no such training. 

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14. How are voter registration applications transferred from the other voter registration agencies listed in 

response to Question 12 to the official responsible for voter registration (see Question 11)? Please, 

select all that apply. 

Courier

Fax

Hand-delivered

Inter-office mail 

U.S. mail 

Electronic (If electronic, then select the appropriate media below.) 

Power Profile System Tape Disk, CD, or other portable storage media 

VPN Other electronic media (please, specify)

Other (please, specify)

Comments:

15. Who verifies and processes voter registration forms? 

Only State officials 

Only local officials 

Both State and local officials 

Comments:

16. Which number is used as the voter identification number on the processed voter registration form? 

(This does not refer to the number used to verify the application. This refers to the number given to 

the voter once they have been verified and entered into the voter database.) Please, select all that 

apply.

Last 4-digits of the Social Security number 

Full Social Security number 

Driver’s license number 

Unique identifier (please, identify what method is used for assigning the unique identifier)

 

Other (please, specify)

 

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17. How do the voter registration officials identified in Question 11 verify voter registration applications? 

(This refers to the process of verifying the applications used to register to vote. This does not refer to 

the process of verifying voter identity when they go to vote.) Please, select all that apply.

Check jury lists 

Verify through the department of motor vehicles 

Verify through the Social Security Administration’s records 

Verify through the State’s vital statistics records 

Verify through other state agency (please, specify agency) 

Matched against the voter registration database 

Tracking of returned voter identification cards 

Tracking the return of disposition notices 

Other (please, specify) 

Comments:

18. What data fields are compared (used as matching criteria) to identify duplicate registrations? Please,

select all that apply.

Address

Date of birth 

Driver’s license number 

Names provided by registrant 

Social Security number 

Other (please, specify) 

Comments:

19. Does your State electronically check for duplicate voter registrations across state lines? 

Yes (If “yes,” please, identify which states) 

No

Comments:

20. Are all applicants whose applications are rejected notified of the rejection and the reason for the 

rejection? 

Yes

No

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21. How does the statewide voter registration database link to the State's department of motor vehicles? 

Real-time 

Specific time intervals (please, specify) 

Other (please, specify) 

Comments:

22. Does the statewide voter registration database link to disability and social services agencies in a 

similar manner to the State's department of motor vehicles? 

Yes

No (If “no,” please, specify other method) 

Comments:

23. What process is used to perform list maintenance? 

Only electronically 

Only manually 

Both electronically and manually 

Comments:

24. Who is responsible for conducting list maintenance? 

Only State officials 

Only local officials 

Both State and local officials (If “both,” please, specify the roles and responsibilities of each)

Comments:



25. Total number of registrations statewide and by county/local jurisdiction that were, for whatever 

reason, deleted from the registration list, including both active and inactive voters if such a 

distinction is made in your state, between the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal 

general elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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26. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of removal notices [NVRA Section 8 (d)(2) 

confirmation] mailed to voters between the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal 

general elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

27. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of responses received to the confirmation 

notices mailed out between the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal general 

elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

28. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voters moved to the inactive list between 

the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal general elections until the close of 

registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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29. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of voters (active AND inactive voters) 

removed from the voter rolls between the close of registration for the November 2, 2004, Federal 

general elections until the close of registration for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections 

for the following reasons: 

a) Change of address (moved outside jurisdiction):

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

b) Death:

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

c) Disqualifying felony convictions:

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

d) Failure to vote in two consecutive Federal general elections: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

e) Voter requested to be removed: 

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

f) Other reasons (please, specify):

Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:

30. Identify all of the sources considered in performing list maintenance: 

Applications for absentee ballots 

Ballots returned as undeliverable 

Canvasses, house-to-house 

Canvasses, political parties 

Car registrations 

Contact by phone 

Contact in person 

Jury questionnaires 

List of address changes, Emergency 911 (E-911) system 

List of deceased persons, Social Security Administration 

Lists of felony convictions, Federal and state courts 

Lists of persons licensed in other states, Department of Motor Vehicles 

Lists of property ownership 

Newspaper death notices/obituaries 

Notices of address confirmations 

Notices of deceased persons (Department of 

Health/Bureau of Vital Statistics) 

Notices of persons adjudicated mentally incapacitated 

Petition checks 

Reports/Notices from other States that a former resident has registered to vote 

Reports of address changes U.S. Postal Service National Change of Address 
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Reports of surrendered driver's licenses - other states' motor vehicles offices 

Returned election notices 

Returned jury summons 

Returned mail from county agencies using official voter file for mailings 

Requests from voters for removal 

Targeted mailings 

Tax offices 

Utility changes, municipal 

Voter registration applications 

Voter registration system - duplicate checks 

Other (please, specify) 

Comments:

31. Are the following classes of persons eligible to vote? 

a) Those who have been convicted of a felony 

Yes

No

If “no,” are they eligible to register or reregister upon pardon, issuance of certificate of 

eligibility, or restoration of their Civil Rights? 

Yes No

b) Those who are serving a sentence of incarceration for conviction of a felony 

Yes

No

If “no,” are they eligible to register or reregister upon completion of their sentence of 

incarceration for conviction of a felony? 

Yes No

c) Those who are serving a term of probation following being convicted of a felony 

Yes

No

If “no,” are they eligible to register or reregister upon completion of their term of 

probation following being convicted of a felony? 

Yes No

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SECTION TWO: NOVEMBER 7, 2006, ELECTION RESULTS 

DEFINITIONS for Questions 32-42: 

x "At the pol1s:" refers to ballots issued, cast, or counted on a jurisdiction's voting system on Election 

Day at a polling place (separate from early and in-person absentee voting at the polls prior to Election 

Day).

x Ballots cast: refers to ballots that have been submitted manually or electronically by a voter 

regardless of whether they are ultimately counted. Note: For jurisdictions that provide voters with 

more than one ballot card to vote for different contests or measures should only report one ballot cast 

per voter. 

x Ballots counted: refers to all ballots that have been cast, processed, and counted. 

x Domestic civilian absentee ballot: refers to a ballot available to a non-military citizen living in the 

United States who is registered to vote and meets the State's requirement for voting absentee, and is 

not considered early voting by state definitions. Generally, a voter must request an absentee ballot 

from their local election office, and the completed ballot may be sent back by mail or dropped off in 

person (in-person absentee) depending on the laws and regulations of the voter’s State of residence. 

x Domestic military citizen is statutorily defined as: 

A. A member of a uniformed service on active duty who, by reason of such active duty, is 

stationed or positioned within the United States or its territories, and who is absent from the 

place of residence where the member is otherwise qualified to vote; 

B. A member of the merchant marine who, by reason of service in the merchant marine, is 

serving within the United States and its territories, and who is absent from the place of 

residence where the member is otherwise qualified to vote; and 

C. A spouse or dependent of a member referred to in subparagraph (A) or (6) who, by reason of 

the active duty or service of the member, is absent from the place of residence where the 

spouse or dependent is otherwise qualified to vote. 

x Early voting refers generally to any in-person voting that occurred prior to November 7, 2006, at 

specific polling locations for which there were no special eligibility requirements, and is not 

considered absentee voting under the State’s definitions/requirements for absentee voting. 

x Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) is an emergency ballot available to military and 

overseas citizens (including APO and FPO addresses) when they have properly requested but have 

not received a regular absentee ballot from their local jurisdiction in time to return it before the 

deadline. 

x Overseas military citizen is statutorily defined as: 

A. A member of a uniformed service on active duty who, by reason of such active duty, is 

stationed or positioned outside of the United States and its territories, and who is thus absent 

from the place of residence where the member is otherwise qualified to vote; 

B. A member of the merchant marine who, by reason of service in the merchant marine, is 

serving outside of the United States and its territories, and who is thus absent from the place 

of residence where the member is otherwise qualified to vote; and 

C. A spouse or dependent of a member referred to in subparagraph (A) or (B) who, by reason of 

the active duty or service of the member, is absent from the place of residence where the 

spouse or dependent is otherwise qualified to vote. 

x Overseas citizens refers to persons who are citizens of the United States who are living, working or 

stationed outside of the United States and its territories and who are not members of a uniformed 

service.
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x Provisional ballot refers to a ballot issued to a voter at the polling place when their eligibility to vote 

has not been determined.

QUESTIONS:

32. Did your State conduct early voting for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections? 

Yes

No

Comments:

33. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction, for the November 7, 2006, Federal general 

elections of BALLOTS CAST:

At the polls: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Early voting: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Domestic civilian 

absentee ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Domestic military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas citizens: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

FWAB: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Provisional ballots:* Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

*The number provided in response to this question should include the total number of ballots cast in the State’s program 

for contingent or provisional ballots that comply with Section 302(a) of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA). 

 UOCAVA voters: If you are not able to separate ballots cast for UOCAVA voters into the 

categories above, please, provide the combined total statewide and by county/local 

jurisdiction: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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34. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction, for the November 7, 2006, Federal general 

elections of BALLOTS COUNTED:

At the polls: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Early voting: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Domestic civilian 

absentee ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Domestic military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas citizens: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

FWAB: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Provisional ballots: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

UOCAVA voters: If you are not able to separate ballots counted for UOCAVA voters into 

the categories above, please, provide the combined total statewide and by county/local 

jurisdiction: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

35. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of votes counted for each candidate in a 

Federal contest for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

36. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of provisional ballots REJECTED for the 

November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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37. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of provisional ballots REJECTED for each 

of the following reasons for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Already voted: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ballot not timely 

received (absentee): Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Deceased: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Elector challenged: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Incomplete ballot 

form: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ineligible to vote: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Missing ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Multiple ballots 

in one envelope: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No identification 

provided: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Non-matching 

signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Not registered: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Registration purged: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Wrong jurisdiction: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Wrong precinct: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Other

(please, specify): Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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38. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of absentee ballots REQUESTED (do not 

include FWAB) for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections (includes ballots transmitted by 

mail, fax, e-mail, or courier):

Domestic civilian 

absentee ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Domestic military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas citizens: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

UOCAVA voters: If you are not able to separate absentee ballots requested for UOCAVA 

voters into the categories above, please, provide the combined total statewide and by 

county/local jurisdiction: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



39. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of advanced ballots TRANSMITTED to 

military and overseas citizens for the November 7, 2006 Federal general elections: (Advanced ballot 

means any special Write-In Absentee Ballot, State Write-In Absentee Ballot, Special Write-In Early Ballot, or Blank 

Absentee Ballot that is distributed by a state in advance of the publication of an official ballot for a federal election on 

which military and overseas citizens are allowed to write in the name of the candidate in each contest for whom they 

choose to vote.)

Domestic military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas citizens: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

UOCAVA voters: If you are not able to separate advance ballots transmitted for UOCAVA 

voters into the categories above, please, provide the combined total statewide and by 

county/local jurisdiction: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

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40. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of Federal Write-In Absentee Ballots 

(FWAB) RECEIVED from each of the following categories of voters for the November 7, 2006, 

Federal general elections: 

Domestic military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas military: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Overseas citizens: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

UOCAVA voters: If you are not able to separate the FWAB received for UOCAVA voters 

into the categories above, please, provide the combined total statewide and by county/local 

jurisdiction: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Comments:



41. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of domestic civilian absentee ballots 

REJECTED for each of the following reasons for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Ballot missing from 

envelope: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ballot not timely 

received: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ballot replaced: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ballot returned as 

undeliverable : Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ballot returned in 

unofficial envelope: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Voter deceased: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Already voted 

in person: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Envelope not sealed: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

First time voter without 

proper identification: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Ineligible to vote: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 
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Multiple ballots returned 

in one envelope: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No ballot application 

on record: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No election official’s 

signature on ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No residence address 

on envelope: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No voter signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No witness signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Non-matching 

signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Spoiled ballot: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Other

(please, specify): Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



42. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of military and overseas absentee ballots 

REJECTED for each of the following reasons for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Had no date of notary/ 

witness signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Had no date of

voter signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Lacked a postmark: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

No voter signature: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Returned as 

undeliverable: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Voter signature not 

verifiable: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 
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Was received after 

the state deadline: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data 

Other

(please, specify): Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



DEFINITIONS FOR Questions 43-44: 

x An UNDERVOTE occurs at any time when a voter makes less than that allowed number of 

selections in a single race/contest or when a voter votes on less than all of the races/contests for 

which he/she is eligible to vote. 

x An OVERVOTE occurs when a voter makes more than the permitted number of selections in a 

single race/contest or when a voter makes a selection in a race/contest on which he/she was not 

eligible to vote. 

QUESTIONS:

43. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of undervotes reported in each Federal 

contest for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



44. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of overvotes reported in each Federal contest 

for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

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DEFINITIONS FOR Questions 45-58: 

x Precinct means the geographic area to which voters are assigned. 

x Polling place means the physical structure where residents of a precinct go to cast their votes on 

Election Day. A polling place includes any structure that houses one or more precincts. 

Note: The answer to questions regarding poll workers should include the number of persons who served in 

all polling places in the State as poll workers, election judges, wardens, commissioners, or other similar 

term that refers to the person or persons who verify the identity of a voter; assist the voter with signing the 

register, affidavits or other documents required to cast a ballot; assist the voter by providing the voter with a 

ballot or setting up the voting machine for the voter; and serving other functions as dictated by state law. 

The answers to these questions should not include observers stationed at the polling place.

QUESTIONS:

45. Total number of poll workers required by law or regulation to be present at each polling 

place/precinct: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



46. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of poll workers that served in the 

November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



47. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of precincts that did not have the required 

number of poll workers in the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

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48. Identify what constitutes a local election jurisdiction in your State (select all that apply):

Borough

City

County

Parish

Township

Village

Other (please, specify) 

Comments:



49. Total number of local election jurisdictions in your State: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



50. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of precincts for the November 7, 2006, 

Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



51. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of polling places for the November 7, 2006, 

Federal general elections: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



52. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of polling places that are accessible to 

voters with disabilities for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: (For purposes of this 

question only, accessibility refers to the physical structure of the polling place, not the voting 

system.)

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:

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53. Total number statewide and by county/local jurisdiction of polling places where voters with 

disabilities can cast a private ballot for the November 7, 2006, Federal general elections: (Identify

the total number of polling places where voting equipment is used such that a visually disabled voter 

can cast a private ballot (e.g., a DRE with audio ballot capability or paper ballots in Braille)

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



54. Total number of local election jurisdictions that provided information for purposes of responding to 

this survey: 

Total: Don’t know Check if your office does not collect this data

Comments:



55. Please, provide a list of the types of voting equipment used in each county during the November 7, 

2006, Federal general elections. Please, provide the following for each county: 

a) Name of county 

b) Type of voting system(s) 

c) Manufacturer

d) Software version (if applicable) 

Comments:

56. Please, provide the following for each local election jurisdiction official that provided information for 

purposes of responding to this survey: 

a) Name 

b) Title

c) Agency/Office 

d) Street address 

e) P.O. Box number 

f) City

g) State

h) Zip code 

i) Telephone number 

j) General e-mail address (if available) 

Comments:
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57. Identify any other sources of information used to respond to this survey other than those provided in 

response to the two previous questions. (All other sources of data shall include information obtained 

from a statewide voter registration database or any other public or non-public source). For 

individuals and agencies, please, include the following:

Statewide voter registration database 

Other public and non-public sources – please, include the following: 

a) Name of contact person 

b) Title

c) Agency/Office 

d) Street address 

e) P.O. Box number 

f) City

g) State

h) Zip code 

i) Telephone number 

j) General e-mail address (if available) 

Comments:

58. Please, provide a list of the local individuals/entities responsible for registering voters (see Question 

11) and those administering elections; include their name/entity, title, complete mailing address, 

telephone number, and general e-mail address (if available). In some cases, these two activities are 

carried out by one individual/entity and in others they are divided between two or more; please, 

identify which individual is responsible for each of the activities. 

a) Name 

b) Title

c) Agency/Office 

d) Role ( voter registration, election administration, or both)

e) Street address 

f) P.O. Box number 

g) City

h) State

i) Zip code 

j) Telephone number 

k) General e-mail address (if available) 

Comments:

U.S. Election Assistance Commission

1225 New York Ave., NW

Suite 1100

Washington, DC 20005

1-866-747-1471 (toll free)

HAVAinfo@eac.gov

www.eac.gov

EAC Commissioners

Chair Donetta L. Davidson

Vice Chair Rosemary E. Rodriguez

Commissioner Caroline Hunter

Commissioner Gracia M. Hillman

EAC Staff

Thomas Wilkey, Executive Director

Juliet Hodgkins, General Counsel

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