The phrase "a ballot through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of submitting or casting a ballot, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I submitted a ballot through the online voting system."
Alternatives: "a ballot via" or "a ballot using".
We shouldn't give so much power to local officials who may hamper the right to cast a ballot, through malevolence or mere incompetence.
I experienced the same problem during several elections while living in Greece, but discovered that if I requested a ballot through the office of my United States senator at the time, Claiborne Pell, the ballot arrived posthaste in plenty of time to be counted.
A clearer indication of how workers feel about the stores' contract proposal might be how many of them show up to cast a ballot through Tuesday, when members of some locals will vote.
Before you head to the polls, you can fill out a sample ballot through When We All Vote or an even more comprehensive one on Ballotpedia representing your state and local races online.
Before you head to the polls, you can fill out a sample ballot through When We All Vote or an even more comprehensive one on Ballotpedia representing your state and local races online.
He ran a mock ballot through the machine, hoping to dislodge the ballot stuck inside.
The E.S. & S. technician arrived, fed a mock ballot through the machine, and dislodged the jam.
Rhode Island has the chance to make history this year by legalizing marijuana not through a ballot initiative or popular vote, but rather through the legislative process.
But Joseph J. DioGuardi, a former New York representative, failed to make the threshold, and said he would seek a spot on the ballot through a petition drive.
New Jersey is seeking to become the 11th state to legalize marijuana and only the second to do it through legislation instead of through a ballot measure.
Through a ballot initiative.
