Sentence examples for ballot up from inspiring English sources

At a campaign stop in Portsmouth, N.H., Mr. Bush said he would leave the question of who appears on the ballot up to local party officials, regardless of their connection to his campaign.

Unite said it had given 21 bus companies operating in London notice of its intention to ballot up to 21,000 of its members in the capital next week.

I wish I knew more about the DA candidates on the ballot up and down the state this Tuesday, and could make recommendations.

Players can appear on the writers' ballot up to 15 times after five years of retirement, with 75 percent needed for election.

A few of the ballots were improperly marked, and as though I was some guarantor of fairness the officials held a ballot up to me and asked: "Paul?" I nodded, and did not resist.

The candidate can still take his name off the ballot up to Sept. 25, but the withdrawal could be contested by Missouri's secretary of state, a Democrat, or any election authority in the state, even one at the city or county level.

According to a provisional count, 45 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, up from 37 percent in the previous parliamentary election, in 2007, the Interior Ministry said.

The Interior Ministry said 45 percent of eligible voters cast ballots, up from 37 percent from the last parliamentary election in 2007, according to a provisional count.

In the last general election in Florida, in 2010, 23 percent of voters cast absentee ballots, up from 15 percent in the midterm election four years before.

Today the election commission said 58.8% of the 2.6 million Moldovans eligible to vote had cast their ballots, up from 54% in April.

On the first day of early voting this month, turnout was triple that of 2014: 69,049 people cast ballots, up from 20,898.