Sentence examples for ballot of a from inspiring English sources

The ballot of a living voter had been attributed to a dead man whose name was nearly identical.

Occasionally, the monotony of the task is broken by a worker coming across the ballot of a famous voter.

At Egypt's instigation, both men withdrew in the second ballot of a civilian election, and the milder-mannered Abdul-Rahman Aref was returned unopposed.

Mr. Moskowite was helped by the presence on the ballot of a measure that would have restricted new vineyards and other development near streams.

The South Korean city won overwhelmingly on the first ballot of a secret vote of delegates of the International Olympic Committee, receiving 63 votes, compared with 25 for Munich and 7 for Annecy, France.

Earlier this week, for example, the Dallas district attorney's office announced an indictment, related to a school board election in May, in which a campaign worker was charged with tampering with the ballot of a blind elderly woman.

At one point, a young man looked at the ballot of an older man and asked: "Why did you pick Jaafari?

In the case of Florida, state law spells it out clearly: "The ballot of an elector who casts an absentee ballot shall be counted even if the elector dies on or before Election Day".

It was extended by the Social Democrats' decision to put the coalition deal to a ballot of all their members.

But the Indiana Democrats also added that "the insane and infuriated faction of Abolitionists must retire before the ballots of a free people".

"If you're No. 1 on the ballots of a passionate minority but No. 7, 8 or 9 on everybody else's ballot, you're never going to pick up the extra votes you need to win".