Sentence examples for real ballots from inspiring English sources

Mr Coleman had sued to challenge more than 100 ballots that he alleged had been counted twice they were lacking the markings that differentiate real ballots and duplicates, so they might have been fake.

"You talk about testing with real bullets, this is going to be testing election reform with real ballots," said Doug Chapin, executive director of a nonpartisan election watchdog group, electionline.org.org

(If the real ballot subsequently arrives, election officials are required to discard the FWAB and count the regular ballot).

5. Hold a Mock Election: Hold a class or schoolwide mock election using a "ballot" that has all the offices and issues that will appear on the real ballot.

When people cast "real votes in real ballot boxes" on Tuesday, Obama was two points lower on 36 per cent, Clinton nine points higher on 39 per cent and Edwards a point off on 17 per cent.

But, like any by election, it involves real votes in real ballot boxes and so, imperfect as it might be, will be interpreted as an insight into the popularity or otherwise of the parties.

This short preview is of the impact of a real ballot proposal -- which only needs another two hundred thousand signatures to qualify for the November ballot.

It is up to the winner, or any other contestant, to decide whether to try to get on the real presidential ballot.

(The winner of the 2011 poll was Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who finished sixth in the real Iowa balloting and quit the presidential race the next day).

Actual ballot papers were completed for Alternative Vote (AV) and Single Transferable Vote (STV), using real candidate names and so on.

During the "New Rules" segment on his HBO show last Friday night, Bill Maher blasted the Democratic Party for kowtowing to its corporate paymasters, and bemoaned the lack of real liberals on ballots and television.