The phrase "poll ballot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or paper that voters use to cast their votes in an election.
Example: "Voters are encouraged to review their poll ballot carefully before submitting it."
Alternatives: "voting ballot" or "election ballot".
It was the top issue of four listed on the exit poll ballot.
Voters were asked on the exit poll ballot whether their vote in the House races was to express support or opposition to Barack Obama or whether he was not a factor.
The Straw Poll ballot reflects all of these tensions.
His name will not appear on the Iowa straw poll ballot.
HuffPost's Jon Ward reported last month that Perry was left off the straw poll ballot.
(Perry is not on the straw poll ballot but his supporters have organized a write-in effort).
And a Freedom of Information lawsuit is being filed by Sports Illustrated against college football coaches' attempt to keep coaches' poll ballots a secret.
That is a dynamic that is playing out throughout CPAC, which – thanks largely to first Ron and now Rand Paul's annual inclusion on the convention's straw poll ballots – has often tilted more libertarian than the conservative electorate at large.
The answers to the questions on the exit poll ballots tell us how people voted and why, and they provide demographic and attitudinal information to give us a fuller picture of the election's outcome.
Voters can cast a pre-poll ballot by making a verbal declaration they are eligible at hundreds of early voting centres or applying for a postal vote.
If 2010 is any guide, we can expect the Coalition's vote share to increase as the count progresses, with postal and pre-poll ballots tending to be more favorable to the Coalition than the votes cast on election day and counted on election night.
