ballottimetable

noun
UK /ˈbælətˌtaɪmteɪbəl/
US /ˈbælətˌtaɪmteɪbəl/

A ballot timetable is a list that shows when people can vote.

The election office posted the ballot timetable so everyone knew the voting days.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A schedule listing the order and times for casting ballots in a meeting or assembly.

The club secretary read the ballot timetable before the members voted.

3. A published plan of deadlines for nominating and electing candidates.

Candidates checked the ballot timetable to see when nominations closed.

4. A chart showing when different groups may vote in a staggered election.

Each district followed its own ballot timetable during the regional vote.