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Direct Record Electronic Voting System (DRE)

Direct Record Electronic Voting System (DRE): A DRE system presents a ballot image to a voter, collects the voter’s choices, and records those choices…

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A DRE system presents a ballot image to a voter, collects the voter’s choices, and records those choices directly onto electronic media. DREs may be fitted with VVPAT subsystems to create a paper artifact of the voting transaction. DREs are capable of audio interaction and image displays, and can hold a large number of ballot styles in multiple languages.

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A DRE system presents a ballot image to a voter, collects the voter’s choices, and records those choices

Source: EAC IT Glossary for Election OfficialsType: external

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The State and Local Election Cybersecurity Playbook
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EAC IT Glossary for Election Officials
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EAC Information Technology Terminology
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