Sentence examples for of each ballot from inspiring English sources

Today, the three-member Brow ard County canvassing board unanimously reversed itself and decided to examine "the totality of each ballot," including those that are merely dimpled without any detached corners, in determining voter intent.

Voters have ample time to come to a decision without any voting-booth pressure, there's a hard copy of each ballot, vendors of electronic voting machines with their own agenda are eliminated, and no one has to stand in line.

The arrival of each ballot box brought its own flurry of interest: in Markinch, a village suburb of Glenrothes, Labour was said to be "doing surprisingly well"; yet in its heartland areas the news was less welcome.

His party, the Pan, and its election officials are refusing López Obrador's call for a hand recount of each ballot which would be sure to fill in those blanks.

At the top of each ballot, the law says, there must be a heading saying "Electors for President and Vice President," and "thereunder" must be the list of candidates, beginning with the one who is the same party as the governor of Florida.

When a Coleman observer, Tom Marver, a retired political consultant, asked to examine the back of each ballot for identifying marks — "That's what we were told at training," Mr. Marver said — Mr. Beckman responded, "If you guys are prepared to last till Thanksgiving and Christmas, we'll do that".

PETITION ON EACH BALLOT Results of Canvass, With a Plea to End Militarism, to Be Sent to Washington.

Tempers boiled over at times, as Republicans voiced repeated objections as the laborious process of scrutinizing each ballot card continued, and one observer was nearly thrown out of the courtroom.

A later study, by a group that included The New York Times, used two methods to count ballots: relying on the judgment of a majority of those examining each ballot, or requiring unanimity.

Officials in both Palm Beach and Broward Counties acknowledged that it would be extraordinarily difficult to meet their deadlines to complete the tedious task of hand-counting each ballot.

Separate teams of workers inspect each ballot and fish out the "snags" -- ballots that are damaged or have smudges, stray markings or improperly filled-in bubbles.