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Guidance document for conducting elections to the coordinating committee (CC) Caleb Keeper, cocoordinator, Electoral Reform Working Group 4158242735, calebk@fairvote.org Revised March 2001 I. Choice

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2. Start by reading and understanding the instructions on the form. Make sure you have all the necessary information and materials.
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5. Provide the details of the CC ballot counting event, including the location and any specific instructions.
6. Indicate the position or role you will be taking during the counting mar, such as an observer or a participant.
7. If required, provide additional information or comments in the designated section of the form.
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What is cc ballot counting mar?

The cc ballot counting mar is a form used to record and report the results of counting ballots during an election.

Who is required to file cc ballot counting mar?

Election officials and/or those responsible for overseeing the ballot counting process are required to file cc ballot counting mar.

How to fill out cc ballot counting mar?

The cc ballot counting mar should be filled out by recording the number of votes for each candidate or ballot measure, ensuring accuracy and honesty in the reporting process.

What is the purpose of cc ballot counting mar?

The purpose of cc ballot counting mar is to provide transparency and accountability in the election process by accurately recording and reporting the results of ballot counting.

What information must be reported on cc ballot counting mar?

The cc ballot counting mar must report the total number of ballots counted, the number of votes for each candidate or ballot measure, any discrepancies or irregularities in the counting process, and any other relevant information.