Sentence examples for postal ballot from inspiring English sources
noun
A vote made on an official form which is then sent through the post.
29 November is the closing date for a city-wide postal ballot on the Olympics.
"Blackburn was a very difficult place to campaign – 37% of votes were cast by postal ballot.
Blunt won by a five to one margin in the postal ballot.
The regulations have been designed specifically to prevent the exposure of postal ballot fraud.
Blunt secured an overwhelming victory of around five to one in the postal ballot.
If a voter will be out of town on election day, he can request a postal ballot.
The new leader, elected by a postal ballot of Ukip members, will be announced on 28 November.
The NUJ said the postal ballot would open on Monday and close two weeks later on November 24.
If they win, the two men will have to apply for a postal ballot or nominate a proxy voter.
After 36 issues and various machinations, he stood against Tyndall in a postal ballot for the BNP leadership and won.
The executive council of Reigate Conservatives had voted to hold a postal ballot on his future as their candidate.
