Sentence examples for suspicious ballots from inspiring English sources
Eventually, the prosecutors decided that there were fourteen suspicious ballots, and Sessions led the prosecution of three voter-registration activists who became known as the Marion Three.
Just a few days ago, the challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, the former foreign minister who finished second behind Mr. Karzai, expressed concern about the plan to examine only a small percentage of suspicious ballots.
In a news conference just hours before the pre-audited results were released, the European Union monitors said they believed that the tally included 1.5 million suspicious ballots, or more than one of every four votes cast.
This body, stuffed with Karzai appointees, ignored its own published safeguards on eliminating suspicious ballot boxes, in order to push the president's preliminary vote above 50%.
And today, a son of the man who is credited -- in political lore, at least -- with delivering the presidency to John F. Kennedy stood in front of the country and said he would go to court to require a review of suspicious balloting procedures in Florida in an effort to put another Democratic candidate in the White House.
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New evidence came to light Monday connecting suspicious absentee ballot activity in the Harris-McCready race to a political operative named Leslie McCrae Dowless.
So while in most elections observers would be highly suspicious of a ballot box with perhaps 95% of votes cast for one candidate and just 5% for the other, in many areas of Afghanistan this could be a legitimate reflection of local sentiment.
Any sign of suspicious wads of spare ballot papers?
In Michigan, local Republicans and Tea Party activists were immediately suspicious when a "Tea Party" ballot line appeared with candidates running for two competitive House seats and several state offices.
Then if there are machine breakdowns or suspicious results, every voter's ballot ultimately can be counted.
