Sentence examples for little ballots from inspiring English sources

"Each ballot opens up and we slice it apart at various folds, making little ballots out of each master," explains Frank Johnson, who was one of Pricewaterhouse's chief counters from 1976 to 1997.

"So I watch, clutching my little ballot, checking off everything I got right.

Forget what I'm doing; my little ballot-paper cross means as much as the next person's.

Over three nights at the Joyce SoHo, 12 choreographers vie for audience votes, which are cast on little paper ballots; on the fourth night, the three finalists' works are performed again: the winner gets $10,000 and the runners-up $1,000 each.

It was a great feeling to finally push my little touchscreen ballot, then verify three hundred times that it didn't accidentally switch me to voting Old Man McCain.

Tim Griffin basically spent 40 days from May to August on planes going back and forth between Anchorage and Little Rock! Ballot Initiative 4 was an attempt to regulate water quality standards in Alaska.

Those changes are now the subject of a little-publicized ballot initiative on Election Day.

Because so much hangs on key states, and on the possibly widespread use of an untested, little-known ballot, the potential for disaster is enormous.

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There has been limited research into the impact of some aspects of voting procedure but very little research into ballot paper design and the act of voting in itself.

With a little under three million ballots cast in the election, that margin was unbelievably small: a few thousandths of a percent separated the two candidates.