Sentence examples for the balloting system from inspiring English sources

Amendments in 1996 separated municipal and national elections and changed the balloting system for the presidential election.

It is the duty of the teller to test the integrity of the balloting system at regular intervals during the election period.

But given electoral history in New Jersey, where the balloting system is known for its relative accuracy, many political experts said a recount stood little chance of upsetting Mr. Holt's lead.

Correction: December 4, 2000, Monday An article by The Associated Press on Saturday about a report that felons had voted illegally in Florida misspelled the given name of the Democratic chairman in Palm Beach County, who said the situation showed the need for change in the balloting system.

The Tories also demanded an urgent explanation of what went wrong with the ballot system.

In fact, the company failed to include the ballot system in certain products starting in May 2011, affecting more than 15 million European users.

The ballot system used to gain entry takes the very now "we don't take bookings" trend to the next level.

That brought to 57, of the state's total of 240, the number of municipalities that since the mid-1990s hadoptedpthe the ballot system, known as SB2 for the State Senate bill whose enactment allowed the change.

For the Olympic Games, there has been criticism of the prices, the ballot system and the fact that money is taken from accounts before applicants know which events they have secured.

Expatriates may be unsuccessful at entering the London Marathon through the ballot system for British residents.

Board elections last week drew the usual anemic turnout and the usual complaints that the complex balloting system -- the results of which will not be known for weeks -- discouraged voter interest and thwarted the possibility of change.