Sentence examples similar to ballot combined from inspiring English sources

Rather, the negative correlation between ballot design and spoilt ballots, combined with the weight of historical evidence which shows that ballots are often a highly manipulative tools of political symbolism, implies that ballot papers symbols, photographs, layout, and color are of most interest as political cues (for both literate and illiterate voters).

Baldwin is already facing more outside spending by conservative groups than all other Democratic senators on the ballot this year combined.

For example in electronic voting, canonicalization would remove malformed ballots and combine multiple different (encrypted) ballots submitted by the same voter into a single "invalid" ballot for that voter.

Although they remain separate categories, the builders and on-ice officials are considered on the same ballot and a combined maximum of two can be inducted each year.

He won the leadership ballot with 52 per cent of the combined vote, although Mr Albanese received more support from the local branches.

Municipalities cast ballots for a combined $10.5 billion worth of spending proposals in 549 districts, of which 293 budgets -- or about 53percentt -- were approved.

Our research shows that when early voting is combined with same-day registration — that is, you can register to vote and cast an early ballot on the same day — the depressive effect of early voting disappears.

In Texas' 30 largest counties, 2.4 million people cast ballots in the first days of early voting, surpassing the combined totals for early voting and mail-in balloting in the 2014 midterm, the United States Elections Project found.

Despite Albanese's stronger showing in the rank-and-file ballot it was enough to secure Shorten a 52% majority in the combined vote.

In practice, that means asking a series of questions about voter registration, intent to vote, past voting, interest in the campaign and knowledge of voting procedures -- all characteristics that typically correlate with a greater likelihood of actually casting a ballot -- and combining responses to those questions into a seven-point scale.

The legislation would advantage the conservatives because the Coalition tended to achieve a high primary vote by combining the Liberal and National parties on ballot papers, Albanese said.