Sentence examples for less ballot from inspiring English sources

In its wake, it left a small number of state "Better for America" parties, with far less ballot access than Americans Elect achieved in 2012.

Second runner-up Martin Brodeur of the New Jersey Devils had 14 first-place ballots, but less voting points overall than Näslund.

Players of Bosh's caliber rarely hit the market, much less first ballot hall-of-famers like James.

On Tuesday, the governor tried to claim that a less effective ballot initiative -- one that does not guarantee funding for higher education, and includes a sales tax -- is an adequate response to the outpouring of enthusiasm and anger in Sacramento.

The less-publicized ballot initiatives for the city revolve around broad policy questions.

Illiteracy is well over 50%; hundreds of thousands of people have no experience with the notion of a political system caring what they think, much less approaching a ballot box, registering their opinion on a card, and voting.

Of course it's possible that Le Pen's voters cast their ballot less in support of her than against the other candidates.

RICHARD BRODY: I confess — I expected the influence of Tea Partiers to be less at the ballot box than in rhetoric.

While finding less of the ballot stuffing and other flagrant violations that they said had marred parliamentary elections in December, the observers said Mr. Putin had faced no real competition and unfairly benefited from lavish government spending on his behalf.

Reza H. Akbari, a research associate at the the Stimson Center in Washington, notes that Iran's semiofficial Mehr News Agency just reported that less than 7,000 ballot boxes remain to be counted, and the reformist retains his slim majority.

But Mr. Adelson's decision to deploy his wealth down ballot, less than two months before Election Day, also reflects the reluctance of most of the biggest Republican donors to invest in their party's standard-bearer.