Sentence examples for ballot in one from inspiring English sources

In one recent contest, a candidate claimed that his name had not appeared on the ballot in one precinct.

Early in the month, Mr. Martinelli was trying to figure out where he would come up with the required 100 signatures to get Mr. McCain on the ballot in one of two Westchester Congressional districts.

"I want to do really well on one specific ballot in one specific year and I want to tie that to one specific ballot initiative".

Saying that Florida voters were denied the chance to cast a true vote -- either through polling place glitches or a confusing ballot in one county -- the Rev. Jesse Jackson called tonight for a Justice Department investigation into irregularities in the state's presidential election, which was still being recounted this evening.

Same day registration, also known as Election Day registration, provides voters an opportunity to both register to vote and cast a ballot in one visit to their elections office or polling place and is the ultimate "fail-safe" if there is an administrative snafu inadvertently eliminating eligible voters from the rolls.

From 1998 to 2006, bans on same-sex marriage were put on the ballot in one state or another thirty times, and twenty-nine thees the people voted for them.

Spaniards head to the polls on Sunday to cast their ballots in one of the most unpredictable general elections in the country's recent history.

No one is charging fraud in the confusion and uncertainty surrounding Florida's presidential vote, but the possibility that the final results may hinge either on absentee ballots or recounting the allegedly misleading ballots in one county raises red flags for some people here.

"We're going to get those military ballots in, one way or the other," one Republican official said.

No, there wouldn't be compromise, neither in momentous constitutional litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court nor in the tedium of counting individual ballots in one precinct".

And, if ballots in one county were reviewed under a standard different than that applied in other counties, significant disparities could arise among in the impact of individual votes, creating a situation that would violate federal constitutional standards.