Sentence examples for kind of balloting from inspiring English sources

Nowhere did I see any kind of balloting other than old-fashioned paper.

It turns out that the selection process by the center's trustees is largely an informal affair, long on efforts at creating balance, recognizing achievement and acknowledging public appeal, and short on any kind of balloting or written rules.

This kind of ballot should simply be banned in all states.

State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, a Democrat running for governor, vehemently opposes the kind of ballot initiatives the governor wants.

Will New York voters be faced with the kind of ballot that the voters in California are being forced to cope with?

But if public polling is vulnerable to the kind of ballot-stuffing that made nonsense of the Prospect/Foreign Affairs survey, and if Posner's more rigorous metrics are inadequate, is it possible to come up with any listing of significant public intellectuals that is not, in one way or another, arbitrary?

Voting rights advocates are working with officials in Florida, Missouri, Ohio and Pennsylvania to try to prevent the kind of ballot design problems that added to the loss of around 12,000 votes in this year's presidential primary in Los Angeles County and 18,000 votes in a 2006 Congressional race in Sarasota County, Fla.

Anne Brimecombe, from the teaching union NASUWT, said this kind of ballot was "very rare" and was only taken when "members have an issue with one particular pupil".

Counties carried by Mr. Bush accepted 6 in 10 of the same kinds of ballots.

There is no clear national standard to say what kinds of ballot access are legally required.

By 7 p.m. Friday, Mr. Mullaney said, his office had identified someone in Miami who could help -- a computer specialist for the Miami-Dade County election office who had already culled the same kinds of ballots for that county.