Sentence examples for vote ballot from inspiring English sources

The two or three candidates winning such support will then go into the "one member, one vote" ballot.

An early pledge that I will be allowed to contest the-one-member-one vote ballot for the Labour nomination would pull the rug from under Jeffrey Archer and unite the London Labour Party.

He wants future party leaders to be chosen in a "one member, one vote" ballot of party members, registered supporters and union members who "opt in" to supporting the party financially.

There are fears that modernisers, who are unlikely to be endorsed by any union bosses, could be squeezed out,  limiting the choice in the "one member, one vote" ballot  in September of Labour members, registered supporters and union members who become "affiliated supporters".

It remains to be seen just how real the 13,000 members of the Green Party will find her when they come to mark their single transferable vote ballot papers, which must all be in by 31 August, as they seek to find a replacement for Ms Lucas as their party figurehead.

In an appeal to his core vote, Cameron addressed an article in the Sunday Telegraph at those whose pencils were "hovering over the Conservative box" on their postal vote ballot papers for the 22 May elections, which are due to arrive on doormats over the next few days.

With little more than a week to go until the vote, ballots have been printed, voters registered and campaign rallies held.

The demonstrated problem of not counting legal votes inures to any county utilizing a counting system which results in undervotes and "no registered vote" ballots.

Single transferable vote ballots require counters to rest overnight.

The 2015 General Election is a first past the post ballot, which is easier to count than single transferable vote ballots.

The early vote ballots were very much in Peter's favor... and there was a reason.