Sentence examples for ballot given from inspiring English sources

With each passing debate, millions of Americans will probably cast their ballot, given the rise of early voting and balloting by mail in many Western states.

But he rejected suggestions that he had used the meetings — or the promise that the Sun tabloid, with its millions of readers, would give editorial backing to Conservatives on the ballot, given to Mr. Cameron in person by Mr. Murdoch eight months before the election — to lock in Conservative support for the takeover bid.

The statistical challenge is that it is tough to reliably account for all of these demographic factors (while at the same time controlling for other factors like the year in which the measure was on ballot) given a relatively small sample of 39 ballot measures since 1998.

Even a tie on the generic ballot, given normal turnout patterns, is good news for the GOP.

On Tuesday, the last ballot gave Swaffield the green light.

Now activists in six states are putting the issue on the ballot, giving voters a direct say.

Voting is compulsory for all Iraqis over 18, and the ballot gives them a choice between ticking a box marked "yes" and a box marked "no".

The ballot gives people the chance to stay in June, July or August, and will be open until midnight on 26 May.

Charles Dempsey, whose decision to abstain on the final ballot gave Germany the 2006 World Cup over South Africa, resigned from FIFA's executive committee yesterday.

Jordanians approached the polls with trepidation on Wednesday, with some saying that the appearance of so many former members of Parliament on the ballot gave them little faith that the election would provide meaningful change.

On Tuesday, that strategy revolves around Virginia, where the failure of Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich to appear on the ballot gives Mr. Romney a good chance of winning all of the state's 49 delegates.