Sentence examples for balloting technology from inspiring English sources

"The toughest thing I run into when I try to sell new balloting technology is administrators who say, 'Why should I change?

Benign neglect has produced an electoral system consisting of antiquated balloting technologies, poorly trained poll workers and poorly kept voter rolls as states have delegated their oversight of elections to county governments.

You don't have to see a grassy knoll at every polling place to harbor suspicions about ballot technology and to demand receipts verifying that the machine properly recorded your vote.

The legislation approved on Thursday allows for the use of touch-screen machines for voters with disabilities until 2012, when paper-ballot technology for those voters will be required.

Secondly, one arm was randomly selected by balloting.

One school was randomly selected from each strata by balloting.

Miller believes that the majority of American voters will eventually cast ballots using TrustTheVote technology.

The closeness of the 2000 presidential election, especially in the state of Florida, has drawn attention to the importance of voting anomalies caused by ballot design, voting technology, and voter errors.

Of those balloted, half responded.

The problem of badly designed ballots — which affects all kinds of voting technology, from paper ballots to electronic machines — is likely to be particularly acute this fall.

The butterfly ballot wasn't antediluvian technology; it was a bad innovation.