Sentence examples for a ballot using from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wood, a paraplegic who uses a wheelchair, noted that it could take up to 40 minutes for a disabled voter to cast a ballot using the new device.

The voters they sent to the polls would cast a ballot, using pen, paper and outdated technology, which could easily fail and critically jeopardize results (as we witnessed in 2000 with Bush v. Gore).

The players had their say too, on a ballot used to determine reserves and pitchers.

When the voter fills in a bubble on the ballot using the pen, a previously invisible secret code appears in that space.

The Brookhaven measure reached the town ballot after the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn ruled in November that a lower-court judge was correct in throwing out a 1999 town law enacted by an all-Republican town board that restricted residents' ability to place questions on the ballot using an initiative and referendum process.

2) Submit a new request for absentee ballot using the Federal Post Card Application, available through http://www.fvap.gov/.

Voters can cast their ballot using touch, voice or both.

The election management software lays out the ballot used in a voting system, and it doesn't always follow best design practices, perhaps suggesting putting the Senate and House contests under the instructions for some good technical reason that doesn't factor into human behavior.

If a person claiming to be a voter named in the electoral register turns up at a polling station after someone else claiming to be that voter has already voted, the second person is permitted to cast what is called a "tendered vote" using a ballot paper of a different colour after taking an oath to confirm his identity.

The devices provide disabled voters with audio and visual aids and allow them to cast paper ballots using a touch screen or keyboard; a tube they can use to sip and puff air; or foot paddles.

This fall, the state will become the first in the US to allow some voters to submit their federal general election ballots using a smartphone app, part of a pilot project primarily involving members of the military serving overseas.