Elections involve complex procedures. In evaluating voting systems, the study group has discovered that from the voter's position, the act of voting appears to be uncomplicated. Yet the administration of an election proves very complex. Citizen registers to vote. Voter becomes aware of an election.
Voter goes to the polling place.
Voter's eligibility is confirmed. Voter signs in on the poll list. Voted ballots are counted. In line with those statutes, policies and procedures are developed, systems are created, and administrative tasks are detailed. Following is the previous voter outline with a brief listing of some of the associated administrative tasks.