Sentence examples for later ballot from inspiring English sources

As a result of Prop 13, and later ballot initiatives that pre-allocate nearly ninety per cent of the state's funds, California's annual budget process has been marked for decades by blown deadlines, furloughs for public employees, and I.O.U.s for the state's creditors.

In later ballots, he was re-elected with majorities of about 70% in the first round.

But a question arose about whether the later ballots can be differentiated from the others.

It would have been better to announce the order in which ticket ballots will take place, and allow (but not compel) people to opt out of later ballots if they have been successful in an earlier ballot.

With Butler's chances for the presidential nomination waning, Breckinridge convinced the Kentucky delegation to the 1852 Democratic National Convention not to nominate Butler until later balloting when he might become a compromise candidate.

Two days later, no ballot.

Had he fallen short of the magic number, it might have opened up the possibility that he might lose the nomination on successive ballots, because the current rules allow for delegates in increasingly larger numbers to become "unbound" from their pledges as voting goes into later and later rounds of balloting. .

He called for the reduction of the Central Committee from one-fourth to one-third, holding the elections of state leaders at the National Assembly in the immediate aftermath of a congress (and not a year later), secret ballots for elections, empowering delegates to self-nominate to the Central Committee and merging the offices of President and General Secretary into one.

St. Matthew's Catholic Church (another issue to be addressed later) there was ballot confusion with the two separate ballots.

In a ballot later the same day, she was defeated by Rudd.

But a month later, when the ballot measure was announced, some people began canceling because of the uncertainty.