Sentence examples similar to call ballots from inspiring English sources

Whether the Clinton supporters follow through to vote for her or leave their grievances behind and cast their roll-call ballots for Mr. Obama remains to be seen.

The input requested from the voters are called ballots.

He is adept at what is called ballot security in a courtroom — but voter suppression on the streets of New York.

The roll-call ballot took place in an electric atmosphere with Greeks from all walks of life converging on Syntagma Square.

Reprising what it called "ballot cams" on primary nights, CNN will have crews at "key voting and vote-counting locations" in battleground states, Mr. Feist said.

The roll-call ballot took place while Greeks from all walks of life converged on central Syntagma Square to demonstrate against the government's deeply unpopular fiscal policies.

Votes of MEPs are not recorded in either case however, that only occurs when there is a roll-call ballot.

As Tony Blair did over clause IV in 1995, Miliband could call a ballot of all party members to vote on his proposals.

I call any ballot cast prior to Election Day an early vote, be it by mail or in-person at a special polling location.

Those so called undervote ballots were mixed up with the rest of the ballots.

Because of that he believes Mr. Abbas and Mr. Fayyad will quickly call national balloting, with or without Hamas's participation.