Sentence examples for final round of balloting from inspiring English sources

With more than 3,900 delegates crammed into a meeting room in this suburb south of Salt Lake City, Mr. Hatch fell short of the 60 percent needed for nomination by only 32 votes, according to preliminary counts in the final round of balloting.

Montreal received 11 votes in the third and final round of balloting last night.

Wider margins are forecast Saturday during the second and final round of balloting, when voting shifts to smaller cities and more rural areas, where Islamists have a clear edge.

On the 13th and final round of balloting, many more than political observers predicted, former House of Commons speaker Andrew Scheer edged out ex-foreign minister and favourite Maxime Bernier by 51%t to 49%.

Even before the final round of balloting, state radio said that round could not reverse the Constitution's approval because 92.48 percent of the 22 million eligible voters had already voted for it on May 10.

The final round of Oscar balloting opened on Friday and runs to 25 February, so the Bafta results come at a crucial time.

The choice of candidates, by the way, was not down to any manipulation but to the failure by secular liberals and revolutionaries to organise themselves well enough to get their candidate into the final round of the ballot.

With joyous hearts we gathered around the stove and ignited the ballots from our final round of voting.

The Bush campaign was right to complain that almost 40percentt of these late-arriving ballots were disallowed in the final round of counting, and Senator Joseph Lieberman correctly asserted on NBC's "Meet the Press" that the "benefit of the doubt" should be given to military ballots from abroad.

Former Democratic candidate and businessman Jack Davis, who is running on the Tea Party line on the special election ballot, ran third in the final round of polls.

If they vote as promised, Mr Davis needs just one more to guarantee that he will be one of the two candidates going forward to the ballot of party members.By the final round of voting at Westminster, Mr Davis is banking on his team winning almost twice as much support as his nearest rival.