A vote cast but not counted until it is determined that the voter is properly registered is known as a (an)

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A provisional ballot is used when a voter's eligibility is in question. It is cast like a regular ballot but only counted if the voter's registration is verified. Absentee, early-voting, and mail-in ballots are all counted without the need for further verification. Local ballots may refer to elections that are only held within a particular jurisdiction, but this term is not relevant to the question.

A Vote Cast but Not Counted Until It Is Determined