Sentence examples similar to pre polls from inspiring English sources
Rigoni said many early voters were not asked to sign a pre-poll declaration, despite pre-polling only being available for those with special circumstances.
This might also help to explain why a third of Longman voters cast their ballots early at the pre-polls.
This year, as in 2007, Labor is close but may well fall short when the pre-polls, absentees and provisionals are all accounted for.
Pre-polls open in week five and this year as many as 25% of voters are predicted to go to the polls before 2 July.
Digital campaigning is particularly important in the weeks between pre-polls opening and election day, Hawkes says, when an uptick in interest from voters is matched by a burst of online activity by political parties.
"There are over 160,000 pre-polls and postal votes to be counted, so we are still in the hunt to form government and I have no doubt about it.
He has cast a pre-poll vote.
In 2004 only 5.8% of voters used pre-poll voting.
In 2013, more than 18% of votes were pre-poll.
"Never in our history have we had so much pre-poll and post-poll rigging".
One-quarter of votes at the 2014 Victorian election were pre-poll.
