Sentence examples for be a ballot from inspiring English sources

It is the wish of the caucus there be a ballot tonight.

Abortion will be a ballot issue in California, Colorado and South Dakota.

Local branches of the UCU will debate the text, probably during the autumn term; then there may be a ballot among all the members.

'I just cannot see a serious candidate running against me within Labour - there would have to be a ballot and I can't see that happening.

"There will be a ballot question when the charter commission concludes its work on the question of nonpartisan elections," he said.

I wanted there to be a ballot to see if people supported action, but it didn't happen, and we suffered the consequences of that.

"As soon as the Gore people said, 'We want to count all the votes, but only in our counties, with our Democratic-dominated counting boards doing the counting, without any set standards, making up new rules of the game after the election,' that was a sign to us that this was going to be a ballot-by-ballot battle and we could take nothing for granted," Mr. Ginsberg, the Bush campaign counsel, said.

There was a ballot for prom king and queen, and Herb and Dorothy won.

An undervote is a ballot on which no mark for president registered; an overvote is a ballot on which more than one mark registered.

"In the history of the RCM there has never been a ballot for industrial action.

He was, by all accounts, an immoveable force, who felt that there should have been a ballot, which was relayed as a declaration of a "point of principle".