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ballot

[bal-uht] / ˈbæl ət /


NOUN
candidates from political party
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Peace and Freedom Party candidate Eduardo Vargas, a Los Angeles school teacher, is on the ballot too.

From Los Angeles Times

Mike Manning still appeared on the ballot paper for Reform, despite him saying he wished he could withdraw, because it was too late to field another candidate.

From BBC

Weeks after the candidates were publicised, outspoken MP Valy Vetsaphong announced she had removed herself from the ballot, ending her decade-long career in parliament -- but some remain sceptical about her departure.

From Barron's

In Washington state, when a citizen initiative is received, lawmakers can either pass the measure themselves or send it directly to the voters as a ballot measure.

From The Wall Street Journal

They have said that unless the employers act within 14 days, "we will proceed to an indicative ballot for industrial action on Wednesday 4 March 2026".

From BBC