Sentence examples for polling papers from inspiring English sources

"People ask how they can get voting cards, who the presidential candidates and their deputies are, what symbols they use and what number they are on the polling papers".

They brought him the poll paper and the pen, all he did was choose his favorite list and give it to them.

Voting hours at the 124 official polling places, where paper ballots were available, were from 10 A.M. until 7 P.M. yesterday.

Residents will still be able to vote by mail in November under the new bill, its sponsors said, and they will be encouraged to do so to take pressure off polling places where paper voting might slow down the process.

Today's voting at polling sites offering paper ballots as well as Internet voting stations raised the total to about 76,000, double the previous highest turnout since the party switched from a nominating convention to a primary in 1984.

Although my initial assignment was raising money, I proved better at general campaign management -- everything from writing position papers and polling to designing the staff T-shirts.

Six campaigners were murdered after polling began; some ballot papers were delivered with Mr Kenyatta's name already ticked; and in one remote constituency, Mr Moi's choice won on a 150% turnout.

The commission's chairman, Jerome George Korkoya, said transporting and distributing equipment including ballot papers and polling kits had been hampered as international airlines had suspended flights in the wake of the outbreak.

The vast majority of papers on polling systems focus on Poisson arrivals, whereas very few results are available for general arrivals.

This would mean voters receiving two ballot papers on polling day.

Such misrepresentations help explain why The Times recently issued a seven-page paper on polling standards for editors and reporters.