In desperation, after multiple ballots, the cardinals settle on an elderly, pious abbot presiding over a small, ancient seminary in the South of France, where he taught Scripture and immersed himself and the seminarians in music.
McCain also accused out-of-state Obama volunteers of casting votes in Florida, and of voters casting multiple ballots in Florida.
Nor was there any need for the "tourist" buses ferrying voters from far-flung regions to cast multiple ballots in one polling station after another.
The national conventions, if not the political spectacles they were in the days of multiple ballots, do tend to be about something: the fight over the party platform and the announcement of a vice presidential choice.
Many participating in the election exited polling stations with their index fingers dyed in ink – a measure designed to prevent people casting multiple ballots – held up in celebration.
The most comprehensive study to date — The Truth About Voter Fraud, by Justin Levitt of Loyola Law School, found about 31 different incidents (some of which involve multiple ballots) since 2000, anywhere in the country.
Caught with multiple ballots marked for United Russia in bags they wore under their clothes, some involved in the plot tried to flee.
Eventually, after multiple ballots, the critics settled on "American Splendor" for the top honor.
The elections were rigged in Moscow not only by middle-aged people with Soviet memories, but by thousands of pro-Kremlin younger folk gathered from across the country and dispatched to cast multiple ballots around the city.
Contested conventions have multiple ballots.
