Sentence examples for ballots between from inspiring English sources

A initial batch of 340,000 was dispatched on 14 August, and a second batch of 170,000 voters should have received their ballots between 21-26 August.

Some Florida residents serving as Republican observers have signed affidavits stating that there is confusion, multiple touching and passing of the ballots between inspectors, moving precinct ballots from one table to the next after the ballots were already counted.

The San Francisco proposal would essentially replicate the Tuesday voting experience by having all precincts open all day on the preceding Saturday, which Mr. Gronke said was a new idea — and rife with potential pitfalls, including questions about how to secure ballots between Saturday and Tuesday and how to update rolls to prevent voting twice.

New polls this week showed Mr Serra consolidating his second place, increasing the chance that the election will end in a run-off ballot between him and Mr da Silva.

But Republican primary voters will see her name next March in one of the judicial races listed on the ballot between local Congressional and State Senate contests.

A new electoral law introduced by Renzi requires a runoff ballot between the two largest parties if none obtain 40% of votes in the first round.

Moreover, the "generic ballot" (between the parties in the race for Congress) shows Democrats an amazing 19 points ahead an alarming figure when it is rare for either side to be more than ten points up.

Jose Serra, the government candidate, consolidated his grip on second place with around 20%, making a run-off ballot between the two men probable.Colombia's new government, invoking the state of "internal commotion" decreed last month, gave security forces greater powers of arrest and restriction on freedom of movement.

The uncertainty about the future was compounded in Sunday's elections in Greece that left the two political mainstays — New Democracy to the center-right and the socialist Pasok — with only about a third of the ballot between them as voters deserted them in favor of extreme parties to the left and right, according to almost complete results on Monday.

As The Washington Post's Stuart Rothenberg put it, the generic ballot between Democrats and Republicans suggests healthy ― but not crazy ― gains for Democrats.

Brunner says that, according to the League of Women Voters, there were only four instances of "illegal voting," or the actual casting of an illegitimate ballot, between 2002 and 2006 -- when just under 8 million ballots were cast.