The phrase "ballot vote" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that typically refers to a method of voting in which people mark a paper ballot with their choice and submit it to a ballot box. For example, "The ballot vote will take place next week."
"The right to a secret ballot vote is as fundamental as the birth of this nation.
"Vote for," "elect," "support," "cast your ballot," "vote against," "defeat," "reject," and phrases along the lines of "Smith for Congress".
For appointments to the rank of Research Scientist and Senior Research Scientist, there should be a formal discussion and closed ballot vote by eligible faculty.
In coming months, that resolution will be put to a ballot vote of the entire membership of the association, which numbers some 15,000 anthropologists.
MPs backed the new measures by a slim majority of 37 after a ballot vote, with no full House of Commons debate.
Citizen-initiated procedures are more open for minorities, participation, innovation, and government control, yet they are less likely to succeed in the ballot vote.
Most states now allow some form of early voting, whether it is the traditional absentee ballot, vote-by-mail or satellite polling places, which will open in some states weeks before Tuesday, Nov. 2.
Capra filled out the ballot, voting for mostly Democratic candidates.
To win, Mr. Grucci would have to capture about 70percentt of the paper ballot votes.
It was precisely discontent over the nonsecret nature of ballot voting, and the abuses that produced, which led to the States' adoption of the Australian secret ballot.
The invention of the proxy advisory function — a third party that provides voting recommendations on all ballot votes for all public companies for a quite small annual fee.
