Sentence examples for ballot affects from inspiring English sources

In other words, says Lance deHaven Smith at Florida State University, the ballot affects parents with children from kindergarten to university.

These laws also dictate that all contests must be on the same side of the ballot, affecting font size.

While social initiatives banning same-sex marriage and weighing in on stem-cell research got more attention, a lot of what was on the ballot affected business interests.

The pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples Democratic Partyy (HDP) has said it presented complaints about unstamped ballots affecting three million voters, more than twice the margin of Erdogan's victory, to no avail.

A poll gets the same weight as the ballot, thus affecting the ballot.

Although she said that she didn't blame Senator Kerry for her own loss — "The person on the top of the ballot always affects what happens to local candidates" — she added that Kerry would not be coming to Missouri to campaign for her.

The problem of badly designed ballots — which affects all kinds of voting technology, from paper ballots to electronic machines — is likely to be particularly acute this fall.

"It seems that losing the ballot has affected his judgment and behaviour.

One line of cases says the key issue is whether a confusing ballot probably affected the outcome of an election; if it did, the election must be rerun.

The Post's Amy Gardner reports that the questions are clear, focused on whether a ballot scheme affected enough votes in Bladen County to flip the result in favor of Republican candidate Mark Harris.

In jurisdictions where electors are called upon to vote not only for higher offices but also for a multitude of local positions and where the election may include propositions in the nature of referenda, the length of the ballot can affect the results.