Sentence examples for ballots back from inspiring English sources

We have to mail our ballots back to Mexico.

How can the board get the ballots back?

Embassies sent ballots back in the diplomatic pouch that were not postmarked until they were mailed in the United States.

Officials were given access to county election records to see who had requested a ballot and who had not mailed their ballots back.

US-based courier FedEx is offering discount or free service to Americans across the world to post their ballots back to their states.

Four years ago, when a popular candidate for the Arizona Senate became enmeshed in an alternative-fuel scandal, dozens of early voters angrily demanded their ballots back.

"Then you get to press a button and get your ballot back so you can fix it.

But the answer is that you should get your ballot back, ask for a new one and try again.

Another in New York spent £50 sending a late-arriving ballot back to Redbridge council.

"It really matters to me who represents [my] region because we have some specific unique issues," she says, noting she plans to depart Tehran, and its reformist-principlist cacophony, and cast her ballot back home.

The legislators also forced Mr. Arafat to set presidential and parliamentary elections for Jan . 20 though the Bush administration had hoped to push the balloting back so more amenable leaders would have time to come to the fore.