Sentence examples for ballot for future from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Party failed to get the 50,000 votes it needed to automatically remain on the ballot for future elections.

This system would also allow voters to vote to keep a player on the ballot for future consideration without taking votes away from other candidates by allowing players who are either mentioned on 5 percnt of the ballots or who receive 5percentt of the overall votes to remain on the ballot.

In practice, the vote means that Wednesday's parliamentary session will be set aside for a ballot of competing plans for future relations with the EU.

The party's gubernatorial candidate needs 50,000 votes to establish the party as "qualified" for future ballots.

The official title for Proposition 70, a ballot measure laying out rules for future climate change revenues collected by the state, must be rewritten after a Sacramento judge agreed with a Republican lawmaker that voters in June would otherwise be misled.

Attacked by Republicans for his ties to national liberals, Mr. Ossoff said he had not yet given "an ounce of thought" to whether he would vote for Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, in a future ballot for speaker.

It is in our hands (and ballots) to preserve our resources for future generations of Americans.

The rightwing Tory Philip Davies, the MP for Shipley, said the tactics of keeping the Conservative parliamentary party at Westminster to discuss the general election, and then staging a surprise unheralded vote on a future secret ballot for the Speaker, "smacked of the kind of student-union politics that has the fingerprints of the whips' office all over it".

TAX TALK No matter who ends up on the ballot for governor in November 2014, the future of the Illinois state income tax will be Issue No. 1.

But this will be his only year on the ballot because he didn't get enough votes to qualify for future consideration.

Mr. Cuomo dropped out of the race and the party failed to attract the 50,000 votes necessary for it to remain on the ballot in future elections.