Sentence examples for spoiled ballot from inspiring English sources
In Britain, the normal share of spoiled ballot papers is less than 1%.
I have heard mutterings of spoiled ballot papers, a kind of dirty protest.
In Britain, the normal share of spoiled ballot papers in a general election is less than 1%.
It wasn't just a spoiled ballot muddle over the two different PR voting systems at polling stations.
As I just said on air... if the election is close - as close as it appears to be - these spoiled ballot papers will be vital.
Janice Atkinson, who represents South East England, also tweeted a picture of a spoiled ballot paper for the election of the Parliament's next president, on which she had written "none of the above".
Given that spoiled ballots count in the #Iranelection +50% margin, will those who intentionally spoiled ballots in protest regret it?
The number of spoiled ballots was unusually high.
Of those who did, 21% cast blank or spoiled ballots.
"Preventing spoiled ballots is not a political issue".
The government usually admits to a small proportion of spoiled ballots.
