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ballot

[bal-uht] / ˈbæl ət /


NOUN
candidates from political party
Synonyms


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“Getting a shareholder resolution onto a corporate proxy ballot is an effective means of drawing greater attention to a particular issue,” Stewart said.

From MarketWatch

The warrant served on the Fulton County election center sought ballots, tabulator tapes, digital data and voter rolls, which it alleged might constitute “evidence of the commission of a criminal offense.”

From Salon

Building a Better California hasn’t taken a position on the proposed billionaire tax, which would need about 875,000 valid voter signatures to qualify for the November ballot.

From The Wall Street Journal

Someone willing to bring the exact same bill would need to be drawn high up in the ballot of MPs able to bring a Private Members Bill.

From BBC

Patriots owner Robert Kraft is also on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time this year.

From Los Angeles Times