Sentence examples for ballots cost from inspiring English sources

The Republicans claimed that paper ballots cost them from twenty-five thousand to fifty thousand votes in every local election.

In close races defeated candidates might now claim that unfairly rejected postal ballots cost them victory, raising the prospect of more results being disputed.

He has now put his presidency behind a lie, that 3 million to 5 million illegally cast ballots cost him the popular vote.

For example, said Appel, about 600,000 ballots were cast in the June 2018 primary in Southern California's Orange County, and auditing several hundred randomly chosen ballots cost $3,500.

Brunner invited Board of Election officials who disliked her positions to speak at the conference, including Richland County's Deputy Director Jeff Wilkinson, who said her insistence on providing paper ballots cost $24,000 in unneeded administrative costs.

The right to cast a ballot cost $30.

The Totnes ballot cost Conservative central office about £40,000 to organise.

A1 Mr. Gore plans to contest the election results in Palm Beach County on the grounds that confusion over the "butterfly" ballot cost him thousands of votes there, senior Democratic lawyers and strategists said.

Vice President Al Gore plans to contest the election results in Palm Beach County on the grounds that dimpled ballots are not being counted as votes and that voter confusion over the "butterfly" ballot cost him thousands of votes here, senior Democratic lawyers and strategists said today.

Richmond council confirmed its referendum was likely to be held on 16 May and the postal ballot cost was £67,000.

A space on the Democratic ballot costs $2,500, which Mr. Colbert had paid by Thursday's deadline.