Sentence examples for potential ballots from inspiring English sources

For example, say there are 600 potential ballots for the Best Director category.

Both sides, meanwhile, have submitted numerous potential ballot measures that would either expand or restrict access to rivers.

Potential ballot-box initiatives include convening a constitutional convention — which would, among other things, revisit the two-thirds majority required for state lawmakers to increase taxes or pass a budget — and legalizing marijuana to tax its sales (then, at the very least, students wouldn't care if fees were raised).

Interest in other potential ballot measures fell far short of those marks.

The board will hold a hearing on Dec. 21 to examine the evidence of potential ballot tampering, Vox reported.

The governor's team followed up by creating a fundraising account for a potential ballot measure campaign, called "Californians for a Clean Environment".

California's illegal growers will likely face even more pressure to go legit next year if state voters approve one of several potential ballot initiatives to create a legal market for recreational sales, following the trail blazed by Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and Washington, DC. 'The days of sucking the creeks dry, the days of mindless environmental destruction are over.'.

After polling potential ballot language three times in the Spring of 2013, they've introduced a new ballot measure, an initiative that would make Boulder's clean energy plans nearly impossible, by masquerading it simply as a measure to reduce city government debt.

A number of California's most experienced political consultants say to keep an eye on what happens between now and early April, when backers of potential ballot measures are going to have to make some tough decisions about what they're willing to spend on a November statewide election.

As much as 20percentt of the potential vote may already have been cast by absentee ballot.

He needs to win just over 60% of the remaining delegates in order to avoid a potential second ballot and contested convention.