Sentence examples for neither ballot from inspiring English sources
And Pennsylvania has neither ballot initiatives nor recall elections.
Neither ballot measure has spurred much advertising or news coverage in this overheated political season -- even though the lieutenant governor question prompted lively debate when it was before the Legislature.
Neither ballot measure would stop city officials from pursuing other election options in the future.
Despite this extraordinary police effort – which cost €90m – neither the ballot boxes could be found nor the referendum prevented.
There was more than a little bit of wishful thinking in this – neither the ballot box nor the bullet had delivered Irish unity, so perhaps the EU could act as some kind of deus ex machina.
Mr. Faso said in a statement that a review of the election results made it clear that in all likelihood, "Neither the ballots remaining to be counted nor the recanvass could alter the results as they now appear to be".
In a statement, Leon County Court Administrator Terre Cass, said: "Despite irregularities in the requests for absentee ballots, neither the sanctity of the ballots nor the integrity of the election has been compromised…The election results reflect a full and fair expression of the will of the voters.
Clemens and Bonds both retired after the 2007 season, but after three years on the Hall of Fame ballot, neither has received even 40percentt of the votes.
Candidates campaigning on revolutionary credentials ended up splitting the vote: two of them garnered a total of around 40 percent of the ballots but neither got enough to move on to the second round.
Now, the ballots have neither been programmed, proofed nor printed, the machines have not been tested, no cards have been printed or mailed and none of the training has been done — all because there are no usable districts.
Through the 1950s, Galaxys contributors routinely dominated the Hugo ballots, but neither the magazine nor the fiction it published won many awards, despite what sf historians Marshall Tymn and Mike Ashley describe as its "deserved reputation for excellence".
