Sentence examples for ballot could be from inspiring English sources

Chip Scutari, who runs a bipartisan political consulting firm in Phoenix, said a Latino on the ballot could be "the tipping point for the Latino vote".

I'll spare you the accounting details, but suffice it to say that putting a movie in the No. 2 or No. 3 spot on a ballot could be as important as putting one in the top spot.

With those and other highly anticipated moves emptying at least three and as many as six statewide positions, the top of the ballot could be inundated with candidates in 2014.

"I believe that this is the best way to resolve the many concerns which exist within the PLP and the ballot could be organised in a very few days.

In Nepal, one embassy worker said the ballot could be mailed from the United States, which it cannot; in Chester County, Pennsylvania, an election supervisor had no idea what it was.

Analysts had predicted that the ballot could be swung by the youth vote, with some polls suggesting that 80percentnt of young Greeks would vote against the plan.

Such paper ballots could be machine-counted with high accuracy and would remain available for auditing.

Mr. Miller, in court filings, claimed that potentially thousands of additional ballots could be in dispute — and that these could affect the outcome of the race.

It is hard to see how those ballots could be made invalid by being subjected to the hand recounts specified in Florida election law.

If electronic machines were to print ballots, the ballots could be counted the traditional way, and weighed against the electronic system totals.

Judge Sauls had ruled on Monday that no ballots could be manually counted unless every ballot in the state was counted.