Sentence examples for electoral ballots from inspiring English sources

(The state electoral ballots were presented in mahogany boxes).

Continuing the recount increased the risk that its electoral vote would be challenged in Washington when Congress counted all the electoral ballots.

"Democracy is not just about electoral ballots and politics at the national level — it is about how you run your organization, how you run your small neighborhood, it is about having a say in every aspect of your life".

Thirteen days before the voting, a group of men invaded the Ukraine Printing Plant, in Kiev, which was about to print thirty-seven million electoral ballots for the second round.

Thus, if a Democrat carries Maryland but a Republican wins the popular vote nationally, Maryland's electoral ballots will be cast for the GOP candidate, not the Democratic one.

So why might Mr. James go out of his way to include the name "Sharpe" on his bumper stickers, campaign literature and, more importantly, on the electoral ballot?

This should be eye-opening in the post-presidential election space when so many who supported the losing side of the electoral ballot are decrying "fake news" sites.

The furor surrounding the IEBC comes little more than a year after it was embroiled in a corruption case involving British printing firm Smith and Ouzman Ltd, which supplied Kenya's 2013 electoral ballot papers.

This spring I was democratically and openly elected by CD6 Democrats to cast my electoral ballot for the presidential nominee of the Democratic party, should that nominee win a popular majority in the state of Colorado; 2. The Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, won the majority of the popular vote in the state of Colorado.

Prior to that election, it had been 112 years since another Republican candidate, Benjamin Harrison, secured a majority of electoral college ballots while losing the popular vote.

Without that certificate, no Florida electors could vote in the electoral college ballot which is to take place that day.