Sentence examples for ballot research from inspiring English sources

Some 43 per cent of party supporters have said they would choose the left-wing backbench MP are their first preference in the Labour leadership ballot, research for YouGov for The Times has found.

Read your ballot and research your choices.

Choose propositions or candidates on the ballot and research them independently.

As part of their research for Ballot Monkeys, Hamilton and Jenkin talked to party workers about what the atmosphere is like on the election battle buses.

New Jersey FINANCING PACKAGE -- $270 million USES -- Capital investment and grants OTHER ACTION -- $5 million in grants was distributed, and state leaders have proposed a $230 million ballot initiative to finance research over seven years.

California, the only other state to formally endorse research, has a ballot proposal planned for November to raise $3 billion over 10 years for such research.

Although research indicates that ballot measures do not drastically alter voter turnout, they have begun attracting the attention of both presidential campaigns.

The most extraordinary feature of California's ballot initiative on stem cell research, not mentioned in your Sept. 20 front-page article ("Californians to Vote on Spending $3 Billion on Stem Cell Research"), is the provision that would establish a "right to conduct stem cell research" in the state's Constitution.

She noted that the Adult Use of Marijuana Act proposed for the November ballot sets aside revenue to research how to detect impairment.

UNION VOTE -- When the National Labor Relations Board counted votes last week to determine whether graduate students at New York University wanted the United Auto Workers as a bargaining agent for a new union of teaching and research assistants, some ballots were in dispute.

McCaskill's Republican opponent, the incumbent Jim Talent, has been hurt in the polls by aligning himself against a Missouri ballot initiative to protect stem-cell research.