Sentence examples for ballots of a from inspiring English sources

But the Indiana Democrats also added that "the insane and infuriated faction of Abolitionists must retire before the ballots of a free people".

The printing on ballots of a party symbol, like the Free Soilers' man-pushing-a-plow, meant that voters didn't need to know how to write, or even to read.

"If you're No. 1 on the ballots of a passionate minority but No. 7, 8 or 9 on everybody else's ballot, you're never going to pick up the extra votes you need to win".

Assuming that there is a privilege which protects from impertinent exposure the arguments and ballots of a juror while considering his verdict, we think the privilege does not apply where the relation giving birth to it has been fraudulently begun or fraudulently continued.

First, the ballots of a particular voting method are intended to reflect some aspect of the voters' opinions about the desirability of the different candidates.

The ballot of a living voter had been attributed to a dead man whose name was nearly identical.

Occasionally, the monotony of the task is broken by a worker coming across the ballot of a famous voter.

At Egypt's instigation, both men withdrew in the second ballot of a civilian election, and the milder-mannered Abdul-Rahman Aref was returned unopposed.

Mr. Moskowite was helped by the presence on the ballot of a measure that would have restricted new vineyards and other development near streams.

The South Korean city won overwhelmingly on the first ballot of a secret vote of delegates of the International Olympic Committee, receiving 63 votes, compared with 25 for Munich and 7 for Annecy, France.

Dunsdon's name will be on the ballot of a Vancouver by-election on Saturday, her first kick at politics after retiring from nude beach vending in 2015.