Sentence examples for voting ballots from inspiring English sources

In 2017, Russell 3000 companies voted on 30 shareholder proposals on executive compensation, compared to the 45 included in voting ballots in 2016 and 132 in 2010.

But while writing about everyday things like Band-Aids, cereal boxes, and voting ballots was one way to raise people's design awareness, it wasn't enough.

Among the items: a bagful of chads formerly hanging from Broward County, Fla., presidential election voting ballots; snippets of Rutherford B. Hayes's hair; and a chestnut from Mount Vernon embedded with a tiny compass.

Race-based differentiation in voting ballots, dating websites, and donor catalogs helps us to tease out the subtle normative tensions that racial preferences occasion in the contexts of citizenship, romance, and reproduction.

Fortunately, we don't actually need to hold an election between every pair of candidates to identify the Condorcet winner, as long as we use preferential voting ballots (each voter submits a ranked list) and make one very believable assumption.

The United States Commission on Civil Rights' recent report about Florida's voting irregularities in the last presidential election evinced stark racial disparities in rejected voting ballots (news article, June 9).

The preferential voting ballot tells us much more than we need to know for plurality voting.

In fact, our survey looks a lot like a range voting ballot.

It featured stuffed ballot boxes and repeat voting, ballot slips scattered in gutters, trashed polling stations and intimidation.

In recent elections, 90percentt of those voting balloted by mail, Mr. Handy said.

Students were told to bring in voting ballot stubs as proof.