Sentence examples for mailing election from inspiring English sources

Vote Leave will also apply for the designation, meaning the commission will have to choose which of the two groups gets to obtain a grant worth up to £600,000, free mailing, election broadcasts and a total spending limit of £7m.

But that requirement was difficult for New York because by statute its primary was on Sept. 14, just four days before the deadline for mailing general election ballots.

Fraud Easier Via Mail Election administrators have a shorthand name for a central weakness of voting by mail.

A deluge of last-minute ballots in Oregon's vote-by-mail election process has delayed the declaration of a winner in the governor's race.

"To try to put together your first vote-by-mail election in four to six weeks without established policies and infrastructure would be a daunting undertaking," said Nick Handy, director of elections for Washington.

But figures from the Washington secretary of state's office, where certified county results from the all-vote-by-mail election were posted on Tuesday, show a pattern of coastal Democratic dominance that has perhaps not been this pronounced in a governor's race here in at least 60 years — and probably ever.

People have already begun voting SeaTac's all-mail election.

Mathur, who is running for a fourth term in a September mail election, blamed improperly filed paperwork for the problem.

The proposed changes to California's voting system are meant to emulate the all-mail election system Colorado implemented in 2014.

While the Aspen Times supported IRV's retention, its editorial appeared after many people had voted in an all-mail election.

Proposition 1 went down Tuesday by a vote of 47.3percentt in favor and 52.7 percent opposed during the city's first vote-by-mail election, according to the city's Municipal Clerk.