Sentence examples for ballot thought from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I passed one on the way home, got to my ballot, thought of the billboard and said to myself, 'Oh, yes.' And there you go: it gets my vote".

And while the majority of republicans have expressed their will for peace through the ballot box, poorly thought-out tokenistic acts like these risk pushing more young men into the culture of violence that the country has been trying to escape for so many years.

She suggested allowing voters to vote Labour but add their thoughts to the ballot paper.

Every two years I'm asked my thoughts on the ballot issues.

All too often, it seems as if people cast their ballots without giving all that much thought to what comes the morning after.

That subtext surfaced with a vengeance recently when three Asian American state senators expressed second thoughts about a proposed ballot question that would have allowed California's state universities to consider race (and gender) in admissions decisions.

Hitherto, the thought of voting Tory might have crossed some voters' minds but would not have survived polite conversation, let alone action at the ballot box.

Venizelos told reporters that Pasok did not want fresh elections, but did not fear the thought of a return to the ballot box.

"You do get some very strange things written on ballot papers - letters, sometimes, or people's thoughts," she said.

Take your thoughts and prayers straight to the ballot box.

Attacked by Republicans for his ties to national liberals, Mr. Ossoff said he had not yet given "an ounce of thought" to whether he would vote for Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, in a future ballot for speaker.