Sentence examples for ballots based on the from inspiring English sources

Obama wants voters to cast their ballots based on the platforms of the two candidates, not on the record of his first term.

On Saturday, the Maine Republican Party declared Mitt Romney the winner of the presidential preference vote, which he led by 194 ballots based on the caucuses that have been held so far.

Given the starkness of this difference, you might have expected to see people from both sides of the political divide urging voters to cast their ballots based on the issues.

"If a manual recount gives effect to partially punched ballots, or counts ambiguous ballots based on the canvassing boards' subjective interpretation of voters' intent, it arbitrarily subjects voters in other counties to unequal treatment," the suit maintains.

"If a manual recount gives effect to partially punched ballots, or counts ambiguous ballots based on the canvassing boards' subjective interpretation of voters' intent, it arbitrarily subjects voters in other counties to unequal treatment in violation of the 14th Amendment," reads the "complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief" that is the basis for Monday's scheduled hearing.

This year, the 7,200 voting academy members will rank the nominated movies in order of preference, then accountants at PwC will sort the ballots based on members' first-place choices, eliminating the film with the fewest No. 1 votes.

Although observers are welcome to challenge the validity of ballots based on factors like whether the ballot and envelope signatures match, Kelley said that most challenges won't disqualify the votes.

And, for all we know, "The Revenant" may have tallied the most first-place votes on the first tabulation go-around, when PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants initially sort the ballots based on academy members' No. 1 choice.

Two PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants — Cullinan and Martha Ruiz — then sort the ballots based on members' No. 1 votes.

And last week, a federal judge said she would block election officials from throwing out absentee ballots based on signature discrepancies, after one county faced scrutiny for rejecting an unusually high number of mail-in ballots.

In 2012 he considered removing President Barack Obama from the state's ballots based on an unfounded "birther" myth that he wasn't born a U.S. citizen.