Sentence examples for got a ballot from inspiring English sources

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

John Cummins, a hotel doorman, came in, got a ballot, marked it and in less than a minute was on his way back to work.

"The irony is that even though I haven't got a ballot form, I've had so much of a say over the past two months, on every single political programme going… it doesn't really matter any more".

(Although "novel" may be over-generous; perhaps "daft"?)SAFER, Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation, which got a ballot initiative passed to make enforcing marijuana laws the lowest legal priority in Denver, is now pushing to allow passengers to get high before they fly.The group wants passengers to be permitted to smoke cannabis in a special lounge at Denver International Airport.

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

Voters had to wait in four lines — to determine which election district they lived in, to get a ballot, to fill out the ballot, and to get the ballot scanned.

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

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

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.

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.