Sentence examples for ballots filled from inspiring English sources

The nominations are culled from ballots filled out by local club bookers and staff, and journalists.

At issue are the paper ballots filled out by people whose names do not appear on the voter rolls.

For both candidates, turnout will be important, with both sides trying to get voters to the polls and have absentee ballots filled out.

During Tuesday's primary election, there were problems across New York City with the debut of a new system of voting -- paper ballots filled in by hand and then scanned electronically.

Officials quickly began noticing on Tuesday that some of the ballots filled out by voters did not fit into the scanner — they were too wide, according to Ken Menzel, the deputy general counsel for the Illinois elections board.

But now, after concern that the electronic voting machines could crash or be hacked, the two states are swinging away from the systems, saying paper ballots filled out by hand are more reliable, especially in a recount.

Minnesota votes with paper ballots — filling in ovals as in S.A.T. tests.

At this time of year, if baseball isn't talking money it's talking performance-enhancing drugs, and that discussion can now revolve around the Hall of Fame ballot filled with steroids all-stars.

In a ballot filled out by thousands of writers, Annie Hall, written by Allen and Marshall Brickman in 1975, was voted the film that made them all laugh the most, beating classics such as Some Like It Hot, Airplane! and The Big Lebowski to top the list of 101 funniest screenplays.

On Tuesday, voters will face an extremely long and complicated ballot, filled with important questions on issues from the death penalty to mass transportation to healthcare financing.

In order to interact with the installation, the visitors must insert a specially-designed paper ballot filled with sample drum patterns.