Sentence examples for over the ballot from inspiring English sources

Political strategist David Gilliard said he was taking over the ballot initiative campaign, along with strategist Ed Rollins and fundraiser Anne Dunsmore.

SPARKS OVER THE BALLOT IN TEXAS -- When Patrick J. Buchanan presented Texas election officials last week with twice the number of signatures required to have his name placed on the state ballot in November, some leaders of the Reform Party thought they detected a giant sucking sound, to use a favorite phrase of the party's founder, Ross Perot.

There are stories like these all over the ballot.

"Flip over the ballot; flip off politicians," one advertisement says.

"Flip over the ballot," a narrator says, "and flip off the politicians".

"People know exactly who they want to vote for and they will hop, skip and jump all over the ballot".

If the manager refuses to turn over the ballots, Mr. Schechter said, the management company should be fired and the co-op should get a court order requiring the manager to comply.

Each successful applicant will be allowed to nominate a guest aged 13 or over, and the ballot will not be on a first-come-first-served basis.

WHEN up to 38m Turks go to the polls on April 18th, the shadow of Turkey's army will loom larger over the ballot-box than ever before.

Mr. Erickson and the Franken observer each wore bifocals and kept a close watch over the ballots.

The issue was if the election officials took ballots and marked over the ballots, instead of creating a separate substitute ballot, they took that ballot and marked it over so it could go through an optical scanner, which the court found to be gross negligence -- whether they would discount the votes.