In this chapter, the following terms have the meanings indicated. Terms Defined. “Cure list” means a list of all voters who returned a mail-in ballot, as of the date requested, but did not sign the oath document, for a single election. “Early voting list” means a list of all individuals who, as of the date requested, voted during early voting for a single election. Electoral Process. “Electoral process” means the system established by the Maryland Constitution, Election Law Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, and regulations of the State Board, by which a person is elected to a public office or by which voters express a preference on a ballot question. “Electoral process” includes, but is not limited to registering voters, forming political parties, qualifying as a candidate for public office, petitioning candidates or questions to the ballot, drafting and publishing ballot questions, conducting elections, casting ballots, canvassing ballots, recounting an election, and financing a campaign. “Initial voter list” means a list of all individuals who, as of the date requested, meet the criteria requested by the individual requesting the list. “Mail-in list” means a list of all registered voters who, as of the date requested, have requested a mail-in ballot for a single Statewide election. “Permanent mail-in applicant list” means a list of all registered voters who, as of the date requested, have requested a mail-in ballot for all future Statewide elections. “Provisional list” means a list of all individuals who, as of the date requested, cast a provisional ballot for a single election. “Supplemental voter list” means a list of all individuals who, from the date of an initial voter list through a later requested date, meet the criteria requested by the individual requesting the list. “Voter registration list” means: A cure list; An early voting list; An initial registered voter list; A mail-in list; A permanent mail-in list; A provisional list; A supplemental registered voter list; or Any other list of voters requested and approved by the State Administrator.