Sentence examples for took ballot from inspiring English sources

He and two other plaintiffs (both state representatives who took ballot selfies after voting for themselves) argue the law amounts to a constitutional violation of the right to free speech.

The issue was if the election officials took ballots and marked over the ballots, instead of creating a separate substitute ballot, they took that ballot and marked it over so it could go through an optical scanner, which the court found to be gross negligence -- whether they would discount the votes.

If Afghan government or international troops try to take ballot boxes to the villages they will face resistance from the Taliban, he said.

"Or you can take ballots with pregnant chad, and punch them as you cook for extra freshness," Mr. Cost said.

Ballot reader was not taking ballots, leading to poll worker confusion and insecure ballots, 206 W 6th Street LA CA 90014 (Clare Gwinn Holzer).

"I mentioned the NUT strike earlier, the strike ballot took place in 2012.

The [NUT] strike ballot took place in 2012, based on a 27% turnout.

Two poll workers took the ballot out of my hands and scanned it for me even though I asked them not to.

"It makes me really angry that my voice was not heard," said Anne Simmons, who took her ballot for Mr. Gore to the post office on Nov. 2.

But what if, instead of expecting people to go to a polling location, we took the ballot box to them, through their smartphones, tablets and laptops?

Bishop Pachomius then took the ballot from the boy's hand and showed it to all those gathered in the cathedral.