Sentence examples for ballots grew from inspiring English sources
To make sure all that soap was paying off, ballots grew bigger, and more colorful, so bright-colored that even "vest-pocket voters" — men who went to the polls with their ballots crammed into their pockets — could barely hide their votes.
In many states a printed ballot replaced the earlier system of voice voting, while the secret ballot also grew in favour.
After Sherman heard his first-ballot vote totals, he grew visibly angry that "some of them [the votes] were taken away from him before the ballot began".
PAGE B1 McCain Ballot Fight Grows New York Republicans turned to the courts after Democrats blocked their efforts to keep Senator John McCain off the ballot.
Mr. Bush may find himself able to negotiate a new bill on this all-important issue, and along with ballot reforms growing out of the Florida vote-counting debacle, a victory in this area could put an early and welcome stamp of reform on his administration.
Over the next few days, the number of same-party races on the November ballot could grow.
Soon after he had been asked about the I.B.M. card, the election chief of Alameda County, California, complained to him that the lever voting machines could barely handle the current ballots, which kept growing longer.
Democrats on midterm election ballots feel a growing sense of worry that the year is quickly ticking away.
Ugandans went to the polls to elect a new president and members of parliament on Thursday, in a process that has been disrupted by delays in the delivery of ballot papers, fueling growing frustration among voters and claims of vote rigging.
Before the midnight ballot consensus was growing that Papandreou was likely to scrape through the vote following his decision to ditch the plebiscite, after a dressing-down by the French president Nicolas Sarkozy and German chancellor Angela Merkel.
When it comes to citizen ballot initiatives, the growing bane of governors and state legislatures, no one does it better than Bill Sizemore.
