Sentence examples for undisputed ballots from inspiring English sources

Although in the initial count Coleman outpolled Franken by a narrow margin in the November 2008 election, a mandatory recount of 2.9 million undisputed ballots (along with thousands of other disputed and absentee ballots) left Franken ahead by 225 votes.

In light of the razor-thin margin separating the candidates, and the undisputed evidence that hundreds of legal votes were present in uncounted ballots, the Circuit Court's refusal to examine any of the nearly 13,000 disputed ballots taken into evidence in this case, to determine whether they included any legal votes, is error.

What is undisputed is that the Democrats will mount a ferocious legal challenge if the ballot initiative passes — "maybe even before it has a chance to pass," a Democratic source said yesterday — thus opening the door to an ugly constitutional fight reminiscent of Bush v. Gore in 2000.

These are the ballots that have been counted only by machine and the court knows from the undisputed evidence before the court that the machine is going not to count a significant number of ballots from which the clear intent of the voter can be discerned.

The law in these areas is uncertain enough that the Florida justices would have ground to reject the vice president's appeal even if they believe what his lawyers called "the undisputed evidence show[ing] that experts from both sides concluded that a manual review of contested ballots was necessary to ascertain the voter's intent".

You had 215 ballots that are not included in certified results in Palm Beach County where the Circuit Court found, on undisputed evidence, that there was a clear voter intent expressed on those ballots and they were not counted.

The undisputed winners?

Those facts are undisputed.

"This is undisputed".

This fact is undisputed.

UNDISPUTED, by Chris Jericho with Peter Thomas Fornatale.