Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-6-102.1: Definitions

As used in this title, the following definitions shall apply to

counties using voting devices:

1. “Ballot” means a printed paper document upon which votes for

various offices or measures may be marked;

2. “Count” means the process by which votes marked on a ballot

card are examined manually or electronically by a voting device and

a determination is made as to whom or for what the votes are cast;

3. “Election results storage medium” means the apparatus which

contains electronic instructions for a voting device and in which

electronic results are stored;

4. “Results” means the manual or electronic tabulation of the

votes counted for a candidate or issue;

5. “Seal” means a device or devices prescribed by the Secretary

of the State Election Board to permit detection of opening or

tampering with contents of voting devices, ballot boxes, transfer

cases and election results storage media;

6. “Transfer case” means a container, prescribed by the

Secretary of the State Election Board, which can be closed and

sealed and is constructed so as to, when sealed, prevent accidental

opening or opening by any other reasonable means, except by

removing, breaking, tearing or otherwise damaging the seal so if

opened by any means it would be obvious in the normal situation that

the container had been subject to tampering; and

7. “Voting device” means an optical scanning apparatus that

electronically counts votes marked on ballots and produces printed

results.