tally sheet

American  

noun

1. a sheet for checking, counting, or scoring, as of cargo loaded or unloaded.

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Etymology

Origin of tally sheet

An Americanism dating back to 1885–90

Example Sentences

It added that it was carefully checking every tally sheet, after the constitutional court annulled Mutharika's victory in 2019 because of irregularities.

From BBC

After counting the votes, local officials take a photo of the final tally sheet and send the image to both the constituency and national tallying centres.

From BBC

Shortly before the special meeting was announced, a González staffer texted her a photo of a printed tally sheet marked “Vote Counts” that listed the council members with boxes titled, “Approve,” “Decline” and “Other.”

From Seattle Times

I was stunned to see spinning conveyor wheels, whizzing hundreds of ballots past “counters,” who struggled to mark, on a tally sheet, each voter’s selection for the presidential and Senate races.

From Washington Post

It’s the Senate tally sheet from Jan. 23, 2001, recording my unanimous confirmation as director of the Office of Management and Budget.

From Washington Post