vote recorder (votrekorder)

An electrical device which records the yea or nay of a voter when the corresponding knob or button is pre ed. Vouch with me, heaven. Shak ., Othello, i. 3. 262. The Salvo of Sir John Friendly's appearing at last, and vouching for Lord Fopling ton, won't mend the matter. Jeremy Collier , Short View (ed. 1698), p. 215. A very clear account, upon my word; and I dare swear the lady will voûch for every article of it. Sheridan, School for Scandal, iv. 3. To vouch to warranty, in old Eng. law, to call in a third person as a substituted defendant, to defend the title acquired from him. =Syn. Of vouch for, warrant, a ure, guarantee. paper; particularly, according to the British Ballot Act of 1872, a paper used in voting by ballot in the election of members of Parliament, of municipal corporations, etc. Such papers are used only in cases where the number of candidates exceeds the number of vacancies; they contain a list of the candidates, and the voter is required to put a mark opposite the name me of each candidate he selects.