Sentence examples for special ballot from inspiring English sources
You can also register and cast a special ballot in person on Election Day.
A spokesman for the board of elections said any voter who was registered under the wrong party affiliation was permitted to vote with a "special ballot'.
The mayor had also proposed a November ballot measure that would result in a special ballot election to allow voters to choose the interim mayor, but it was rejected by the board.
Opponents of the decision petitioned the council, with 630 signatures, to let the ordinance go before voters as part of a special ballot in July or at the regular elections in August.
No, just California, where 1.4m adults—out of a potential electorate of almost 22m have set up an election to recall their Democratic governor, Gray Davis; and where 135 candidates, from serious politicians to grandstanding pornographers, are contending on a special ballot to replace him.
Rubbish, says Batasuna: some 150,000-odd voters (10% of those who went to the recent polls) shoved in their own special ballot papers to protest against Batasuna's exclusion.But the PNV's vote rose to 41%, from 35% in 1999, when local elections were last held, against 18% for the PP (a tad down from last time) and 20% (a tad up) for the Socialists.
The board will not count special ballots until Friday, the spokesman said.
Accurate voter data means less returned mail, fewer special ballots on Election Day and shorter lines at polling places.
The state had said voters displaced by Hurricane Sandy could take until Friday to cast ballots by e-mail or fax, as long as they had applied for the special ballots by 5 p.m. on Election Day.
The voter will then be given a provisional ballot — special ballots that can be counted only after the voter's eligibility is verified — at the proper polling place, the directive said.
In Iowa, Mr. Gore's lead over Mr. Bush narrowed by about 1,000 votes as all of Iowa's 99 counties completed their canvasses, tabulating absentee and special ballots and double-checking their math on the rest of the votes.
