Sentence examples for do a ballot from inspiring English sources

Unhappy that the first version of the law passed last fall was too lenient, a coalition of affordable housing activists and property owners — who sometimes oppose each other — threatened to do a ballot initiative last year.

Palast's prose has a zippy, breathless quality that might put you in mind of Michael Moore — "How does a ballot get spoiled?

Vice President Al Gore easily won here, as did a ballot initiative that will give residents the biggest income tax cut in state history.

The majority is often the silent one and that was proved when we did a ballot.

Ohio, Booth noted, presented a different situation: "Doing a ballot measure is a non-partisan exercise.

The upside for MF to delay: if MF refuses to do a deal before balloting closes, they get to tell SAG members "don't change horses in mid-stream, stay the course".

When another question arose about what to do with a ballot that bore a scribbled name of a candidate next to its typed-out version, Mr. Richman said to disqualify it.

It's nice that you generate paper ballots for a post-election audit, but since we should not and cannot ever trust voting servers and software, and therefore will need to do a post-election paper ballot count every time — how about we skip the man-in-the-middle, and all of your software, and go straight to that part?

THE main candidates in Italy's general election, which begins on Sunday April 13th, both spent the final hours of the campaign trying urgently to dispel the idea that they would do a deal after the ballot.

When university students did vote, they supported Remain by an even more overwhelming 82%, but many seemed to feel that their voices would not be heard even if they did cast a ballot.

Everything seemed to go fine, and I did receive a ballot for the primary... after the election.