What is contained on a ballot during elections?

A ballot during elections primarily contains a list of candidates who are running for various offices. This is crucial as it provides voters with the specific individuals they are choosing to represent them in government positions. Along with this list, ballots may also include propositions or measures that are up for a vote, allowing voters to make decisions on specific policies or amendments.

In contrast, while voting districts are an important aspect of the electoral process, they are not listed directly on a ballot. Voter registration information is managed separately and is not included on a ballot itself. Election results are available after the election concludes, but they are not found on a ballot during the voting process. Thus, the focus of a ballot is specifically on providing voters the names of candidates and any measures they need to consider on election day.