Sentence examples for on its ballots from inspiring English sources

Politically, California has often served as a laboratory for direct democracy, and in the early 21st century the state ranked first nationally in the number of initiatives that appeared on its ballots.

The city's Board of Elections voted on Tuesday to increase the font size on its ballots for the general election in November, after squinting New Yorkers complained they could barely read the names of the candidates in the primaries this month.

It can list Mr. Catsimatidis on its ballot line in November only if it acquires one, which requires a petition drive.

Two candidates within the Independence Party received the most votes at its nominating convention in Albany, and the party authorized a primary on Sept. 12 to determine which one would be listed on its ballot.

Last year the company went so far as to ask the Securities and Exchange Commission for a ruling that it needn't keep including the proposal on its ballot, but was rejected.

They've even taken extreme measures to try to erase the agenda all together: Last year the company went so far as to ask the Securities and Exchange Commission for a ruling that it needn't keep including the proposal on its ballot, but was rejected.

The Liberal Party, a group that once helped play kingmaker for Rudolph W. Giuliani in his runs for mayor, but has fallen on tough times of late, said it would support Mr. Catsimatidis and list him on its ballot line in the November general election.

The National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta, N.Y., has 35 former players on its ballot this year.

(Arizona, which has placed the amendment on its ballot in 2010, seems the furthest along).

Virginia, meanwhile, will not have any candidates but Mr. Romney and Ron Paul on its ballot; others, like Mr. Gingrich, failed to collect enough signatures to qualify.

Getting his name on its ballot line is particularly important for Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican running for re-election in an overwhelmingly Democratic city.