A practice election. Ballots cast here are counted, but the result binds no one.

Mayor

Rank the candidates in the order you want. 1 is your first choice.

You do not have to rank everyone, and you may leave a rank blank.

Every pair of candidates is compared, and your ballot counts for whichever of the two you rank higher. A candidate who beats every other candidate this way wins; if none does, the candidate who wins the most pairs wins, and if that is level too, nobody is elected.

How your marks are counted

Take as long as you need. This ballot never moves, clears, or prints on its own.

CandidateNo rank123
Ada
Ben
Cara

One switch

Choice 1 of 32: Rank Ada 1. Press your switch, sip, or puff to choose it. The next choice appears only after you press.

This machine only prints your paper. You cast it on the reader.

Candidate order comes from the published ballot definition: Mayor, version demo-marking-walk-ranked-robin-v1.