ballot committee

noun
UK /ˈbælət kəˈmɪti/
US /ˈbælət kəˈmɪti/

A group of people who help run and watch over an election.

The ballot committee counted the votes after the polls closed.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A committee that organizes and oversees the casting of ballots at a meeting or in an organization.

The club's ballot committee set up the voting table before the annual general meeting.

3. A body responsible for preparing and distributing ballot papers for a vote.

The ballot committee printed the ballot papers and delivered them to each polling station.

4. A group that reviews and certifies the results of a vote.

After the recount, the ballot committee certified the final results.