Sentence examples for ballots to make from inspiring English sources

A player must be named on 75 percent of ballots to make it to Cooperstown.

Traditionally, after an unsuccessful vote officials would add damp straw to the ballots to make sooty black smoke.

Dave Barry, writing for The Miami Herald, suggested putting photographs of the candidates on ballots to make them less confusing.

Several news organizations and other groups have asked to review those ballots, to make their own counts.

Recently the Florida Republican Party sent out a brochure urging supporters to use absentee ballots to make sure their votes are counted.

Mr. Reed said he would cooperate with the recount, but noted that there were too few provisional ballots to make a difference in the outcome.

No one ever told me to check my ballot to make sure all the chads had completely detached before putting my ballot in the ballot box.

She redesigned the ballot to make the type larger and more readable for her elderly constituents, "so they wouldn't have to squint".

The solution, according to Article 9, Section 108? Resolve the situation as one might in poker, when a misdeal leaves a player with too many cards: Remove a random ballot to make the numbers match.

Several powerful politicians failed to win seats in the first round, and more fear defeat in the second round, due to be held at the end of the month.Mr Sassou-Nguesso wants the ballot to make his nasty regime look more respectable.

In Sitka, for instance, the onetime capital of Russian America that is ringed by forests, sea and a snow-covered volcano on a nearby island, the city split a few years ago (1,702 against, 1,068 for) when a nonbinding measure was put on the local ballot to make it the city's official policy to oppose clear-cutting in the nearby national forest.