Not Found on The Voters Lists Integrity Controls For discussion of voting station layouts and facilities for implementing these procedures, see Voting Station Layout Standards , Potential Voting Station Layouts , and Voting Site Facilities . It would be more usual that voters were assigned to a specific voting station to vote, on the basis of the division of the electoral district into smaller geographic polling sub-divisions, generally containing approximately equal numbers of voters. There are considerable advantages to this method. For one, it promotes voting integrity.
Voters lists for each voting station are unique, thus minimising the chances of multiple voting.
Voters are from the immediate neighbourhood of the voting station, thus any attempts at impersonation are more likely to be recognised. Also, it allows standard staffing and materials allocation to each voting station, thus promoting efficiency in resource allocation methods. The accuracy of the division of voters registers into a unique list for each voting station is vital. Specific geographic location information for each voter has to be accurately recorded at the time of registration, and voter registration systems must be able to support the production of voters lists at this small geographic area level. These issues need to be carefully considered when devising geographic criteria systems and recording methods within voter registration systems.