Sentence examples for ballot stations from inspiring English sources

In a letter provided by Oklahoma, Russian consul general Alexander Zakharov asks to have a consulate officer "at one of the ballot stations of Oklahoma with the goal of studying the U.S. experience in organization of [the] voting process".

Shortly after ballot stations closed at 7pm local time, several exit polls reported that the first lady had won 46.3% and was far ahead of her nearest rival, Elisa Carrio, who had 23.7%.

Head of the European Union's monitoring team, Christian Preda, was quoted as saying that a significant number of ballot stations did not have indelible ink and some were positioned too far from voters.

Gunner's Hall was a pub which was also used as a ballot station and was notorious for the practice.

At a ballot station in the predominantly Kurdish area of Dolapdere, Süleyman Demir expressed his dissatisfaction with the AKP.

The dispute could yet escalate as two more unions, the Transport Salaried Staffs Associationn and Aslef, have said they would ballot station staff and drivers for a strike.

In the middle of it I went with a tipsy official to a rural ballot station, where I had seen a stack of uncounted ballot papers lying on the floor.

On March 9, 2014, Crack Rodríguez walked into a ballot station, penned his vote on a voting card, tore it in half, deposited one half into the ballot box and then proceeded to eat its remainder.

Haitians went to the polls yesterday to elect a new president amid the ruins of an earthquake that has left 800,000 people homeless, fears of a cholera outbreak and reports of campaign violence and ballot station chaos.

A litany of problems at Southern have been intensified by the dispute, which looked set to worsen this week as two more unions, the Transport Salaried Staffs Association TSSAandAslefsaid, said they would ballot station staff and drivers for a strike.

Meanwhile, fears that industrial action on Southern could intensify were raised last week as two other unions, the Transport Salaried Staffs Association and Aslef, announced plans to ballot station staff and drivers over plans to close ticket offices and a breakdown in industrial relations.