Sentence examples for card vote from inspiring English sources

In the case of Labour conferences, it notes the exact result of every card vote.

Because we didn't ring a bell before the first ever card vote was taken.

A show of hands showed no clear result, but once a card vote was taken the result was overwhelming.

An amendment calling for more aggressive demands, including a £2,000 pay rise and a "calendar of escalating national strike action", was narrowly defeated after a card vote.

The conference chairman Mr Tom Bradley, read out the result of a card vote on proposals to nationalise four major banks and most of the insurance industry.

In charge of the NUR's card vote at Blackpool, Weighell foolishly ignored his delegation's instructions and cast its vote for another union.

The 500 or so members (from a total of 9,000) expected in Hove will have card votes, emergency motions and fringe meetings like other conferences.

"I would say that's an unusually large number," said Jack Gerbel, president of Unilect Corporation, a maker of punch card voting machines in California.

Some states use punch card voting, where the voter uses an implement to punch a hole through the ballot paper, which is then read by a vote-tabulating device.

"The punch card voting system has been in use in Los Angeles County for 35 years, with over 100 million ballots cast," Conny B. McCormack, the registrar-recorder in Los Angeles County, told the court in a filing today.

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