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Discover LudwigThe phrase "applied for a postal" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to applying for a postal service or postal job, but it needs to be more specific.
Example: "I applied for a postal position at the local post office last week."
Alternatives: "applied for a postal service" or "applied for a postal job".
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A spokeswoman said about 24% of Fisher voters had either voted early or applied for a postal vote.
Queensland and Victoria are also the only states where over 10% of the electorate has applied for a postal vote.
Over a quarter of the population in these two large states has either voted pre-poll or applied for a postal vote.
She said all those who applied for a postal vote would be written to, therefore highlighting if a postal vote had been falsely ordered.
A total of 4,285,323 people have registered to vote on 18 September, including 789,024 people who applied for a postal ballot.
The measures in place for this week's elections mean that, for example, the electoral administrators write to everyone who has applied for a postal vote and acknowledge receipt of their application".
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People had until 5pm to apply for a postal vote, but those wanting a proxy vote have until next Tuesday.
If they win, the two men will have to apply for a postal ballot or nominate a proxy voter.
The Blair government opened up postal voting and for the first seven years you could apply for a postal vote without even proving your identity.
The timetable is set out in statute and the rules for applying for a postal vote in a particular election mesh with this.
Voters can cast a pre-poll ballot by making a verbal declaration they are eligible at hundreds of early voting centres or applying for a postal vote.
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