Sentence examples for ballot now from inspiring English sources
The power to place names on the ballot now rests in the hands of a board's nominating committee.
(He is on the ballot now that the state G.O.P., which is aligned with Mr. Bush, dropped its challenge to his being listed).
Four surviving copies of the original Magna Carta will be displayed together in the British Library for the first time in history next year, with a ballot now open for tickets.
In a ruling upholding that decision, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, Va., said on Tuesday that there was no reason to put them on the ballot now.
The campaign, which has faced a resurgent Republican challenge from Mitt Romney ahead of the 6 November ballot, now sits atop a cash mountain of some $100m as money taken in has outstripped money spent so far.
The embers of the Academy are voting now (ballots are due no later than Tuesday, February 19th) and this year's ballot is a little different from those of recent years, thanks mainly to changes in the rules regarding Best Documentary Feature (and Short).
There is no justification for denying the state the opportunity to try to count all disputed ballots now.
"There is no justification for denying the state the opportunity to try to count all disputed ballots now," he wrote.
Counties across the state are printing ballots now so they can mail them this week, the earliest that state law allows ballots to be distributed.
It could be that fewer young voters are casting their ballots now because they are just less likely to plan ahead than they were in 2012.
