; (2) the voter ranks more than one candidate at the highest order of preference; or (3) the voter skips two consecutive numerical rankings prior to the numerical ranking for the candidate the voter ranks at the highest order of preference. (b) Additional rounds of tabulation (1) Single-seat elections In any additional round of tabulation conducted with respect to a single-seat election under section 331(b), if a vote cast for a defeated candidate is cast on an inactive ballot, no vote on the ballot may be transferred to a continuing candidate under section 331(b). (2) Multi-seat elections In any additional round of tabulation conducted with respect to a multi-seat election under section 332(b)— (A) if a vote cast for the winning candidate is cast on an inactive ballot, no portion of the surplus vote on such ballot may be transferred to a continuing candidate under any surplus vote tabulation round described in paragraph (2) of section 332(b); and (B) if a vote cast for a defeated candidate is cast on an inactive ballot, the vote may not be transferred to any continuing candidate under any candidate elimination round described in paragraph (3) of section 332(b). (3) Inactive ballot defined In this subsection, the term inactive ballot means, with respect to an additional round of tabulation under section 331 or section 332— (A) a ballot on which the voter does not rank any of the continuing candidates in order of preference; (B) a ballot on which the voter ranked more than one continuing candidate at the highest order of preference