Scrutineer / Polling Agent

• What’s the main difference between a scrutineer and a polling agent?

  Learn the main difference between a scrutineer and a polling agent. While both ensure a fair voting process, scrutineers are primarily involved in verifying and counting votes, whereas polling agents focus on monitoring the voting process and ensuring voter eligibility.Featured

• How do these roles contribute to transparency in the voting process?

  Discover how scrutineers and polling agents contribute to transparency in the voting process. They provide unbiased oversight, ensuring all rules are followed, votes are counted accurately, and only eligible voters participate. This fosters trust among shareholders and stakeholders.Featured

• Can a single individual serve as both a scrutineer and a polling agent?

  Learn why a single individual cannot serve as both a scrutineer and a polling agent. A scrutineer must be independent to ensure impartiality and fairness in the polling process.Featured