Sentence examples for distinctive ballots from inspiring English sources

Currently, political parties or coalitions usually print up their own distinctive ballots and hand them to voters before they walk into the booth, making it easier to be sure they are getting the votes they have paid for.

But almost nothing has been done about the distinctive challenges posed by absentee ballots.

The only states in which Romney has garnered a majority are in places where distinctive conditions made him the overwhelming favorite: Massachusetts, his home state; Virginia, where Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich were not on the ballot; and Nevada and Idaho, which have large Mormon populations.

Secret ballots?

Stolen ballots?

Distinctive boutiques.

And distinctive can sell.

These murders are distinctive.

It makes me distinctive".

O.K., a distinctive sound.

They have distinctive technologies.