
In all versions of ImageCast X, the device can be configured with additional accessible features for voters with disabilities. (And if voters skip any contests, the screen indicates “ Under_vote.”) After voters are finished marking all their preferred choices, the device presents a “review page” that allows voters to double-check their choices on their ballot. The ImageCast X device allows voters to mark choices on the touchscreen display. In both ballot marking and DRE configurations, to begin the voting process, voters insert a “voter activation card,” which is configured with a voter’s ballot style during the voter check-in process after the activation card is inserted, the ImageCast X automatically displays the proper version of an electronic ballot. Whether ImageCast X is deployed as a marking device only, or as a DRE device with additional vote storage capabilities, these configurations are not interchangeable jurisdictions typically choose to deploy their preferred configuration, and it does not change.

ImageCast X can be used as an accessible voting device in jurisdictions that use hand-marked paper ballots for the general voting population or ImageCast X can be used in jurisdictions that prefer voting with a paper trail, but who want to implement a fully-electronic voting experience for all voters, as an alternative to hand-marked paper ballots.

It can be deployed as either a ballot marking device (without tabulation capabilities), or as a Direct Recording Electronic Device (DRE).īy a wide margin, the ImageCast X is most commonly deployed as a ballot marking device, with an attached commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) laser printer. Dominion Voting Systems ImageCast X is a voting device with a touchscreen display.
