Sentence examples for ballot of any from inspiring English sources

He shall not be permitted to vote the ballot of any party or for delegates to the convention of any party other than the party designated in his registration.

may intervene with respect to a petition filed pursuant to subsection (b) and shall be placed on the ballot of any election under subsection (b) with respect to the petition.

If the elector declines to state his political affiliation, he shall be informed that no person shall be entitled to vote the ballot of any political party at any primary election unless he has stated the name of the party with which he intends to affiliate at the time of registration.

Nor should you have expected your government to have supplied a ballot of any kind; many states still voted viva voce, and, in those which didn't, you supplied your own ballot unless you brought to the polls a "party ticket," torn from the edge of your local newspaper, with your choices already printed: the slate of your party's candidates.

Trout, the defending AL most valuable player, got the most votes on the player ballot of any player in either league.

Pujols, who leads the AL with 25 home runs, got the most votes on the player ballot of any AL first baseman besides Cabrera.

In Arghandab district, just 183 ballots were cast in the first round of voting, the second-smallest number of ballots of any district in the province, according to the National Democratic Institute, an American-financed pro-democracy organization.

Trout also got the most votes in fan balloting of any player except third baseman Josh Donaldson of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Mr. Wallace, in a letter to the state board on Thursday, raised the possibility that "serious irregularities and improprieties may have occurred". He singled out rural Bladen County, which, he wrote, had the highest percentage of absentee ballot requests of any county in the state, 7.5percentt of all registered voters.

Many Iranians who voted on Friday suggested they had mixed feelings about casting a ballot for any of the candidates carefully vetted by the ruling clerics.

The delegates' votes are committed only for the first ballot, so any of the top four could emerge as the winner.Much will depend on whether Mr Ignatieff cures his current bout of foot-in-mouth disease.