Sentence examples for ballots with a from inspiring English sources

Here, as in a handful of other counties, voters marked paper ballots with a pencil.

A panel of 120 sportswriters and broadcasters cast ballots, with a combined online fan vote taken into account.

Most of the voter's decisions were clear from the ballots with a clean hole punch for Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush or the other presidential candidates.

Election officials, it seemed, had marked absentee ballots with a pen to make them more easily read by a vote-counting machine.

Especially in countries with proportional representation, voters cast their ballots with a view to maximising the dose of their favoured ideology or special interest in whatever government takes shape.British voters were not ready for such politics before the last election.

Because of the way Disney's bylaws are written, it is possible to "write to the shareholders and send out ballots with a new slate of directors," one person close to the company said.

The socialite Elizabeth Haverford (Anastasia Griffth) complains that "ruffians and Fenians can mark their ballots with an X, but I do not have that right".

The measure would replace the punch card system for absentee ballots with an optical scan system like the one used to grade standardized tests in school.

The voter marks a paper ballot with a pen and feeds it into a scanner.

WHY do scrutinizers "pierce each ballot with a needle and thread"?

The Senate race will top the ballot, with a seemingly strong Republican candidate in Representative Mark Kirk.