Sentence examples for problematic ballots from inspiring English sources
Although I am a supporter of Al Gore, I am dismayed at the effort of Democrats to divine "voter intent" on problematic ballots in Florida (front page, Nov. 21).
Saturday counting all remaining ballots cast during early voting, on Election Day, absentee ballots and other problematic ballots, the Palm Beach Post reported.
The correct vote on a problematic ballot is for a fair election next time.
Further, the bill eliminates the problematic "inactive – failed to vote" status that led to voters being denied ballots in certain elections simply because they had failed to vote a single time.
The second and third scenarios, based on when the field might be reduced to only two candidates in lieu of having an instant runoff with ranked choice voting ballots, are the most problematic for our representative democracy.
"Denver, in particular, is very problematic because they've gone to a ballot initiative," said Scott DeFife, executive vice president of policy and government affairs at the National Restaurant Association.
The group told the HuffPost last week that, "Denver, in particular, is very problematic because they've gone to a ballot initiative," said Scott DeFife, executive vice president of policy and government affairs at the National Restaurant Association.
All counties have a Sunday deadline to finish their hand counts of ballots that appeared blank or otherwise problematic in the machine count.
Nevada is problematic for Mr. Romney because perhaps 65 or 70 percent of its vote has already been cast — and because Democrats have roughly a 50,000-ballot lead there based on the votes that have been collected so far.
