Sentence examples for ballots to go from inspiring English sources

The great fear expressed among them was that there would not be enough ballots to go around; an old voting-law reform, aimed at preventing fraud by ballot-stuffing, limits the number of ballots at each polling place to 750.

"Roughly 75, 80% of all voters in this election will use paper ballots," Epstein said, "so even if the machines were hacked, we'd have the paper ballots to go back to in most cases, especially in states where they do audits".

Nearly 200 people who won a ballot to go down an inflatable water slide have been left disappointed following a financial dispute with the supplier.

Actually, the trend toward the G.O.P. in the generic ballot seems to go back further than that.

If it passes, ColoradoCare wouldn't be the first ballot measure to go against the wishes of the political establishment in Colorado.

Bolstered by a Florida Supreme Court decision that allows manual ballot recounts to go on in the state, Democrats planned to press ahead with their efforts to get a hand count in Miami-Dade County.

Additionally, it was common for ballot boxes to go missing, causing more chaos and distrust in the election process.

Other absentee ballots are set to go out later in the month.

It can be a bit difficult to tally up the popular vote in House elections because you have to go ballot by ballot, and many incumbents run unopposed.

Surprises are common and the (secret) ballot is expected to go to a fourth round, when a simple majority becomes sufficient.

On each roll call, any candidate who gets at least 25 percent automatically qualifies for the September primary ballot without having to go through the costly process of collecting petition signatures.