Sentence examples for ballots turn from inspiring English sources

The new papers will be in specially coded envelopes, to avoid confusion and double voting in the event that the missing ballots turn up after all.

Not only do you have to get your message across before the postal ballots turn up, you have to keep pushing.

If the defective ballots turn out to be enough to tip the election to either candidate, Mr. Mandelker hinted that he would ask for a limited revote.

Earlier this week in Hunterdon County, Mr. Zimmer said, a batch of overseas ballots turned up in a drawer at the Board of Elections.

Republicans have not indicated whether they will seek a recount, but lawyers for the Republican Party on Saturday asked the state police to impound absentee ballots and ballots turned in early in case of a challenge or a recount.

With Gov. George W. Bush clinging to the slimmest of leads over Vice President Al Gore in New Mexico, Republican Party lawyers are requesting that the state police impound ballots turned in early and absentee ballots from the election in case of a challenge or a recount.

"[M]ore Asian voters turned out than what would be expected, especially Koreans," said Paul Mitchell, vice president of Political Data Inc. "Asians are 16percentt of the electorate, but so far to date they've been about 30percentt or more of the ballots turned in.

Thousands of voters failed to punch a hole clean through the ballot, turning the recount into a torturous argument over "voter intent".

This is true even if EVERY candidate on the entire ballot turns out to be uninspiring or corrupt or otherwise unappealing.

Democrats chose their nominee at a state convention, where, as the first ballot turned to the second and then third, it gradually became apparent that Quist was deadly serious.

Boxes of ballots would turn up in bodies of water.