Sentence examples for post ballot from inspiring English sources

The 2015 General Election is a first past the post ballot, which is easier to count than single transferable vote ballots.

From the Post: Ballots listing both Karzai and his closest challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, and printed in London in anticipation of a runoff, have arrived at the U.N. mission in Kabul, a U.S. official in Afghanistan said, while indelible ink is on hand and polling station kits are expected to be packed for distribution this week.

The simplicity of first past the post ballots allow for counters to work through the night if needed.

The MDC's claims are simply statistical extrapolations from locally posted ballot tabulations, comparatively unmolested by Mugabe's cronies.

All presidents running for re-election since 1940 have seen a post-ballot rise in their approval rating.

That post-ballot picture represents a great deal.

A group supporting Mr. Kerry, Americans Overseas for Kerry, said it would post the ballot on its own Web site.

Mr. Snyder, in turn, noted that it took until Aug. 23 — almost a month after the board's decision was made — to post the ballot language online.

Gieringer said a statewide coalition is being formed that would attempt in 2016 to post a ballot measure to legalize marijuana -- not just for medicinal use but recreational use -- in California, something which both Colorado and Washington D.C. did this year.

"We need to have post-election ballot audits".

In the first post-colonial ballot, in 1998, voters were driven by fears that China would curtail Hong Kong's freedoms.