Sentence examples for get a ballot from inspiring English sources

But you get a ballot that is preprinted, with just one name on it — the winner's.

'They have to count them and they get a ballot where the chad isn't punched out.

In Colorado, Oregon and Washington, residents get a ballot by mail, and can vote by mailing it back.

Libertarians opted instead to get a ballot line for two local activists, as independents — with a 5,000-signature 5,000-signature

This would make it a privilege, not a right, to get a ballot, and ensure fresh viewpoints annually from a diverse group with strong credentials.

He has expressed an interest in voting in the past and tried unsuccessfully to get a ballot in the 1980s and 1990s.

Despite a write-in effort, voters apparently never got a ballot with Blackie's name on it, according to Steve Pond.

Weeks before Election Day, every registered voter in Oregon, Washington and Colorado got a ballot in the mail.

Each committee member gets a ballot and rates the films seen on a scale from 6 to 10.

A country that should be encouraging more people to vote is still using an archaic voter registration system that creates barriers to getting a ballot.

As a Democratic campaign song heard in Arkansas in 1892 put it: The Australian ballot works like a charm, It makes them think and scratch, And when a Negro gets a ballot He has certainly got his match.