Sentence examples for party ballot from inspiring English sources

He characterized the party ballot as "a public and moral duty, not a legal or binding duty".

Mr. Noda outmaneuvered more prominent rivals in an internal party ballot on Monday, making him leader of the Democratic Party, which has been plagued by internal feuding.

"We are going to win back Japan and build a strong country, a prosperous country," Mr. Abe said after defeating four other candidates in the party ballot.

A string of gaffes, disastrous polls and bitter divisions within his conservative Liberal Party sparked a motion last month to open his leadership to a party ballot.

Mr. Kan, who faces a challenge to his leadership in a party ballot next week, has been keen to make some sort of stand against the surging yen.

Several people wrote in Lewandowski's name on a pink Democratic party ballot card rather than a blue Republican one, rendering them useless to his campaign.

The debate over the merits of casting a third-party ballot can seem endlessly circular.

Many others, like Theodore Pawlik, say they will consider casting a third-party ballot for Commoner.

While third-party ballot lines may not mean much to the average voter, to campaigns they can mean a great deal.

While maintaining that he is not a candidate, the mayor met with Clay Mulford, who was Ross Perot's campaign manager and is an expert at third-party ballot access, in Austin, Tex., during the first leg of his trip on Friday.

Republican leaders, however, fear serious damage: that Trump will make the party brand completely toxic to latinos; that angry white males will revolt at any attempt to marginalise Trump; or, the doomsday scenario, that Trump will break away to run on a third-party ballot and split the conservative vote, just as Ross Perot fatally weakened George HW Bush against Bill Clinton in 1992.