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ballot

[bal-uht] / ˈbæl ət /


NOUN
candidates from political party
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“You too,” he said, handing ballots to Betsie, Father, and me.

From Literature

Fans are also given the chance to vote for potential inductees daily online — and the top five to seven winners in the online Fan Vote will each form one ballot.

From Los Angeles Times

Notably, after long “wrestling with this decision,” Daines announced his intent a scant two minutes after the deadline passed for candidates to put their names on the ballot.

From Los Angeles Times

Mark DiCamillo, director of the poll, said he was stunned by how fractured voters are and how little knowledge they have about the candidates less than 60 days before ballots start arriving in Californians’ mailboxes.

From Los Angeles Times

It still needs enough signatures to make it to the November ballot and get voter approval.

From Los Angeles Times