Sentence examples for ballots ahead of from inspiring English sources
— MICAH COHEN The votes counted so far in Ohio show an extraordinarily close race, with President Obama only about 1,000 ballots ahead of Mitt Romney as of 11 50 p.m.
When Beatty and her companions went to the polls in October four days before the election, they were, like more than a million voters in North Carolina – a disproportionate number of them African American – taking advantage of a 10-day early voting period, in which they could go to one of a handful of public buildings picked out for the purpose and submit their ballots ahead of time.
Millions of Americans across the country mail in their completed ballots ahead of election day, particularly if getting to a polling place is difficult — such as if a person is disabled, elderly or traveling.
Joyce was named on 53% of ballots, 19 ballots ahead of second-place Tim McClelland.
Cover image: People stand cast their ballots ahead of the Tuesday, Nov. 6, general election at Jim Miller Park, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, in Marietta, Ga.
In fact, waiting times were so long at a south-side Santa Fe location that some people who wanted to cast their ballots ahead of the Nov. 4 election gave up and left".
Next they are deciding on a leisure activity; table tennis is leading the ballot ahead of books or a projector.
Opposition parties conceded defeat but accused the military junta of fraud and said many state workers had been forced to support the army-backed Union Solidarity and Development party (USDP) in balloting ahead of Sunday's vote.
But the Franken people, noting that the Obama campaign's national drive for early voting had spurred record numbers of Democrats to the polls before November 4th, suspected that many Democrats had used absentee voting as a way to cast their ballot ahead of Election Day.
Union leaders say more than 1 million workers were balloted ahead of Thursday's industrial action and that there will be more than 50 marches and rallies across England and Wales including a protest that will end in a rally in Trafalgar Square, London.
