Sentence examples for day ballot from inspiring English sources

The point is not the unlucky day ballot papers arrive on Labour doormats.

Just around the corner await the Election Day ballot workers and exit pollsters and those color-coded Electoral College maps the networks light up, state by state.

After several weeks of indecision, the Giuliani administration offered a tepid endorsement yesterday of an Election Day ballot item that would authorize $3.8 billion in new borrowing to finance state highway, rail and other transportation projects.

But trouble in the country's restive, oil-producing south clouded this historic exercise, with reports of polling places that remained closed on Election Day, ballot boxes being stuffed to the brim in some places and gun-toting gangs seizing ballot boxes in others.

By Michael Howard Saul, Wall Street Journal Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday said he did not violate campaign finance laws when he wired more than $1 million from his personal fortune to the New York State Independence Party to pay for an Election Day ballot security and poll-watching operation in 2009.

The prosecution said that the mayor made the contribution to the party after Mr. Haggerty promised to do Election Day ballot security work.

Even so, we urge voters to approve two major bond issues on their Election Day ballots.

Scott lost early voting and Election Day balloting in Miami-Dade County, but slaughtered Democrat Alex Sink in absentee ballots by 20,745 votes.

But as the results of the two-day ballot became known on Monday, it was clear that even some of the League's top officials were losing patience.

Frelimo's candidate, Armando Guebuza, a wealthy businessman, faces Renamo's Afonso Dhlakama, who has twice run for president and lost, in the two-day ballot.

Surveys of voters leaving the polls showed that turnout in the two-day ballot crossed the necessary 50percentthresholdld only an hour before polls closed.