Sentence examples for mail-in balloting from inspiring English sources

Montana Secretary of State Corey Stapleton, a Republican, voiced similar concerns to lawmakers earlier this week and pointed to the three states that currently have mail-in balloting.

Some small rural counties that have never done much mail-in balloting had also expressed reservations.

Party rules say a two-thirds majority at the national convention can overturn the result of mail-in balloting.

Reform should also include an expansion of voting by allowing universal mail-in balloting, early voting and the use of the Internet.

In a sign of voter interest in the race, officials said the turnout even before Tuesday -- through mail-in balloting -- had surged.

Proposals for mail-in balloting, "firehouse" caucuses and full primaries — at costs of up to $30 million — have all faced procedural and political objections.

Mail-in ballots also were available.

An additional 20,000 mail-in ballots also were cast.

The other 400 voters got mail-in ballots, many of them already cast.

Results of that vote will not be known until mail-in ballots are counted.

And, in slow motion, as the mail-in ballots were counted, they did.