Sentence examples for contained ballots from inspiring English sources

Judge Michael McDermott of Volusia County Court, chairman of the county canvassing board, ordered the election headquarters in Daytona Beach sealed from 3 45 a.m. to 1 15 p.m. on Wednesday after two Republican Party officials said they had seen an election worker leaving the building with two black bags they said they believed contained ballots.

The inspector went to City Hall to check in and hand over election material when he noticed the box, which contained ballots from registered voters in the area, was missing, he said.

They told the local authorities they believed it was a coincidence the stolen van contained ballot papers.

Police told the local authorities they believed it was a coincidence the stolen van contained ballot papers.

Finally, in sheer frustration after hours of waiting, an official ripped open an envelope marked as containing ballots for Mr. Sargsyan.

A particularly large section of this series is the three boxes of material from the National Federation of Independent Business containing ballots by businessmen on various issues.

With these goods lacking, the state built its prosecution instead on proving that she and others breached technicalities like carrying envelopes containing ballots to the mail for their close acquaintances without the proper authorization.

Voters using this system vote by first inserting a punch card with perforated rectangles into a plastic marking unit that contains ballot pages.

In total 22,080 postal voting packs were issued by an external contractor but "due to an error" a total of 890 packs issued did not contain ballot papers.

Still, the F.E.C. judged the movie, and promotions for it, to be "electioneering communications," intended to sway voters' behavior, whether or not they contained "vote" or "ballot" or other such "magic words".

But the bomb turns out to be a packing case containing voting materials -- ballots and a big cardboard ballot box -- to be used in gathering the islanders' votes in a major national election.