Sentence examples for ballots to have from inspiring English sources

State law required all overseas ballots to have foreign postmarks.

It was meant to be a simple reminder from Ms. Harris, similar to those her predecessors had routinely sent out, that state election rules required overseas ballots to have been "postmarked or signed and dated" by Election Day.

The commission has set three criteria this year for who can debate, she said: the candidate must be constitutionally eligible for the presidency (that is, old enough and native born), must be on enough state ballots to have a chance at securing enough votes in the electoral college to win and must be garnering at least 15percentt in national polls.

"A number of undeclared voters want their ballot to have meaning," he said, and a McCain vote might accomplish that.

Pryce and the Republicans had to keep conservative independent, Charles Morrison, off the ballot to have their best shot at success.

Russian ballots used to have an option called "against all".

And some ballots seem to have simply vanished.

And traditionally, said the analysts, those ballots tend to have come from Democrats, young and Latino voters.

The bad ballots failed to have a transition between local candidates and those in races for state Supreme Court justices.

"They don't want to change the balloting laws to have more people voting to make it more democratic' he said.

That was to "give sufficient time for the ballot paper to have arrived before it was considered lost".