Sentence examples for clearer ballot from inspiring English sources

That and a clearer ballot.

The agency would look at a variety of means now in use in some places, including computerized voting, mail ballots, voting over the Internet, clearer ballot design and expanding or changing the hours and places where voting takes place.

"Voters have a right to clear, readable ballots," Brian Kavanagh, a state assemblyman from Manhattan, said in a statement.

After a lengthy telephone interview with this reporter, Jennifer sent an e-mail postscript, summarizing the best and the worst of the Internet and casting a clear ballot.

This election should be repeated using a clear ballot for those in Palm Beach County who obviously did not intend to vote for both of two opposing candidates for president.

That question included the famous choice between Vice President Al Gore's desire to count "dimpled chads" and other arguable indicia of an intent to vote, and Governor Bush's desire to count only clear ballot punches.

Sarah Rainsford in Donetsk says she has not seen a single ballot in the clear ballot boxes marked 'no'no

In Broward County, officials moved slowly through some 1,800 ballots, trying to discern whether voters who did not make a clear ballot-card punch had intended to vote for one of the presidential contenders, while Republican demonstrators spilled off of buses to stand outside chanting anti-Gore slogans.

The Independent Election Commission (IEC), which is packed with Karzai supporters, initially resisted the findings of fraud but – like Karzai – succumbed to concerted western pressure for a runoff after it became clear ballot-rigging had taken place on an epic scale.

They deserve another, clearer, definitive ballot — and soon.

To break this logjam, the Hall of Fame convened an old-timers committee, which selected 30 individuals, and cleared the ballot enough so that in 1947 the writers managed to induct four players.