Ballot-paper Sentence Examples

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  • The ballot paper must then be sealed in the ballot paper envelope.

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  • The large print copy can be taken into the polling booth with you to assist you to mark the ballot paper.

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  • The second (1906), creating a railway commission, was endorsed by a political party in state convention, was printed on the same ballot-paper with the names of the party candidates for office in order to secure for it all " straight " party votes, and by this procedure, which was upheld by the state supreme court in 1907, it was adopted.

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  • Thus, Harriet Harman remained on the NEC ballot paper despite having failed to be properly nominated by her constituency party.

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