Sentence examples for balloting to elect from inspiring English sources

The presidential elections, far easier to organize than the balloting to elect a Parliament, are still expected to go ahead on or around Oct. 12.

By 2009, the country had one of the most open electoral systems in Asia, with direct balloting to elect government officials, from the president all the way down to district chiefs and mayors.

The constitutional court upheld opposition arguments that a first round of balloting to elect Mr Gul had been invalid, on the ground that parliament lacked a quorum, forcing Mr Erdogan to call fresh elections four months ahead of schedule.Turkey's friends agree that as a seasoned diplomat with determinedly pro-Western views, Mr Gul would make a fine head of state.

Disillusionment with the government is running so high that pollsters expect opposition candidates to garner a 20-percentage point win in total votes cast in balloting to elect 167 deputies.

Opposition forces in Russia are holding a three-day national ballot to elect a leadership tasked with focusing the fight for fair elections.

But this week it could muster only 98 votes in a secret ballot to elect a speaker.

Nearly 2.5 million Albanians were eligible to cast ballots to elect 140 lawmakers.

For the first time the Commons is using an exhaustive secret ballot to elect a Speaker.

A motion to ensure there was a secret ballot to elect the Speaker in the next parliament was defeated by 228 to 202.

Membership-wide ballots to elect our parliamentary leaders would transform leadership contests from the realm of intrigue into contests that reward merit and that essential political quality – popularity.

He wanted to appoint three women to his cabinet (and, in 1936, he did), but at the end of the day not even those women had been allowed to cast their ballots to elect him.