Sentence examples for a ballot from from inspiring English sources

This presidential election is only the second in Mexican history in which expatriates can cast a ballot from abroad.

The result of a ballot from their union, Aslef, is expected at the end of this month.

From these, the seven names mentioned most often will be put to a ballot, from which two candidates will eventually emerge.

In Polk County, canvassers and observers from both parties were stumped by a ballot from Israel that appeared to have a blurry postmark in Hebrew.

He displayed a copy of a ballot from Cook County, the home of the Gore campaign chairman, William M. Daley, which Mr. Rove said had used the facing-page layout for a recent judicial election.

To win the Reform nomination, a candidate needs a majority of the votes of members who have either requested a ballot from the party, registered as a party member in a state where the party is recognized or signed a petition supporting a party candidate in a state that has not recognized the party.

Arizona's redistricting case stems from a ballot initiative from 2000 that established an independent redistricting commission to oversee complaints of legislative gerrymandering.

The ballot was tossed Friday after officials said it was determined to be a spoiled ballot from a voter who had made a mistake on it, told officials and then filled out a new ballot.

In addition, there are myriad ways to cast a ballot -- from computers to paper -- each with its own advantages and drawbacks.

There, the Legislature complained for years — becoming a national symbol of government dysfunction along the way — about being hamstrung by a ballot proposition from the 1930s that required a super-majority of two-thirds to pass a state budget.

Former secretary of state and US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, at No 2, is "just a breath and a ballot away from the most powerful woman crown," said the list's compilers.