Sentence examples for like the ballot from inspiring English sources

The Morse campaign doesn't like the ballot language and believes the Republican secretary of state may have worked to tilt the scales in the race, stripping out language Morse submitted to be included.

At this early stage, African-American lawmakers are understandably feeling wounded about the inattention by Congress to electoral problems like the ballot abuses in Florida last year and the general disenfranchisement of minority voters.

Inflation, like the ballot box, was an intrinsic feature of social democracies, the argument went.

Justice Harry Lee Anstead wondered whether it was not "highly unusual" for a trial judge to admit into evidence documents like the ballots "and yet never examine those documents before making a decision".

"I can't believe I was, like, on the ballot for a governor's race," she said, adding that she had voted against the recall, then for herself.

At the very least, this money should be earmarked for proven grassroots organisations like Bite the Ballot who know exactly how to find these hard-to-reach voters".

You can win and begin a different aspect of civic engagement, or you can also be the person who helps voter turnout for the candidates you like up and down the ballot.

Pratt, executive director emeritus of Gun Owners of America, said that if his supporters don't like the results of the ballot box and how it changes the Supreme Court in the coming years, they could always "resort to the bullet box".

Like volunteer work, the ballot box is a necessary step in the cycle of civic participation.

Writers raised on the teachings of Bill James are pushing players like Edgar Martinez, Alan Trammell and Tim Raines up the ballot, while more traditional voters are keeping Jack Morris at 50 percent and pushing less sabermetrically popular candidates like Andre Dawson, Tony Perez and Jim Rice over the top.

But a ballot proposal to legalize possession of marijuana in small amounts in Colorado, likely to be on the November ballot, is putting the two intoxicants back into the same sentence, urging voters to "regulate marijuana like alcohol," as the ballot proposition's title puts it.