Sentence examples for printed ballot from inspiring English sources

The government then covers the cost of all printed ballot papers.

In many states a printed ballot replaced the earlier system of voice voting, while the secret ballot also grew in favour.

The devices are not actual voting machines; they cannot record votes, but merely generate a printed ballot on a sheet of white paper.

When the case was heard before the state's Supreme Court, the decision turned on whether casting a printed ballot violated a clause in the state's 1780 constitution, requiring a written one.

But the crux of their legal strategy was the physical layout of the printed ballot in Palm Beach, which they claimed was "clearly illegal" because it did not list the presidential candidates in linear order.

systems, they address themselves to a printed ballot affixed to the face of the machine or displayed on a TV-like console and, with a finger or an electronic pointer, press on a box with an "X" in it beside their choice.

The group has already printed ballots.

(Like printed ballots, machine-cast ballots were, at first, challenged on the ground that they were unconstitutional).

The voters or assistants then either mailed in the printed ballots or dropped them off at election stations.

In 65 of the State's 102 counties, the printed ballots were about a quarter-inch too large for the machines.

This goes on until a week before Election Day (printed ballots no longer being necessary now that most voters use computers, except in Florida).