Sentence examples for ballot fatigue from inspiring English sources
"There was a both-sides-against-the-middle aspect," said Bruce Cain, a political scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, "reflecting the wide differences between Democrats and Republicans on the budget; a general disgust with the Legislature and the governor; ballot fatigue; and weariness with voting for yet another budgetary patch".
But the low turnout may have been prompted more by ballot fatigue than anything else: the Sunday vote, which included the election of town and neighborhood legislative councils, was the seventh in two years, including a pair of presidential elections and a series of votes to draw up and approve a new Constitution.
Backers of the change say cities that hold their elections in even-numbered years have had better turnout even when "ballot fatigue" is factored in.
Ballot initiative fatigue set in a long time ago, but we were involved in three more battles this past year in Kalamazoo, Maine, and Washington.
In practice, support may fade over the next weeks; the price-tag is high and, with eight other initiatives on the ballot, voters may succumb to proposition fatigue.But from the governor's point of view, so what?
About 9.8 million Greeks, many suffering election fatigue, are eligible to cast their ballot.
Voters were generally in a contented mood as they cast their ballots, but there were also signs of Clinton fatigue: in their negative judgment of the president's character and in the priority many put on straight talk and honesty.
The turnout, at 55%, was low, reflecting widespread voter fatigue at the country's third national ballot this year following the January general elections that brought Syriza to power and a referendum on the bailout terms held in July.
Instead, voter fatigue is the predominant force, the unspoken backdrop to a ballot that many are quick to say they never wanted.
Meanwhile, thousands of challenged ballots have piled up in Palm Beach and Broward Counties, as Republicans continue to criticize the counting process for worker fatigue and changes in counting standards.
