Sentence examples for member ballot from inspiring English sources

The final hurdle is a member ballot.

But this is the first all-member ballot to elect a prime minister rather than an opposition leader, and therefore it will be surprising if May does not end up stressing the dangers of electing someone so inexperienced.

The GMB sent its 700,000 members ballot papers within a larger envelope featuring Ed Miliband's picture.

Douglas Carswell MP (@DouglasCarswell) Look who topped the Private Members Ballot!

If the party members' ballot is between Mr Cameron and Mr Davis, the vote would split 66% to 27% in the younger man's favour.

Labour History Group (@LabourHistory) Private Members Ballot winner James Wharton is the youngest Conservative MP (age 29), born the same year the UK secured the EU rebate May 16, 2013 Updated at 9.32am BST 9.25am BST Here's the full list of the 20 MPs who got a place in the private members' ballot.

Maroor expressed disapproval of Labour's NEC choosing Abbas as Rahman's replacement instead of the area's London Assembly representative John Biggs, who'd finished second in the members' ballot.

Now, he's poised to become the youngest ever speaker at a political party conference after he was chosen to represent Leyton and Wanstead Labour Party at the annual conference following a members' ballot.

That can be reinforced by mobilising the new mass membership, if necessary with members' ballots.

A federal law says that the military must mail service members' ballots from abroad "expeditiously and free of postage".

Meanwhile, the employers' body wants a minimum of 40% of union members balloted to be in favour of a strike.