Noun:

ગુપ્ત મતદાનમાં વપરાયેલ કાગળ અથવા ટિકિટ, બેલેટ પેપર,

ballot paper's Usage Examples:

the drafting of constituency boundaries, and an unsuccessful attempt to randomise the order of candidates on ballot papers (owing to a preponderance of.

Prior to this, the ballot paper had only displayed the candidate"s name, address, and.

In 1983 the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 had been amended to include provision for a recount of ballot papers to determine the senators to get the long term vacancies.

this involves numbering the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot paper: first preference for the first-listed candidate, second preference for.

in Bishalgarh and Kadamtala, election was postponed for a day due to misprinting of ballot papers.

The list may be printed on the ballot paper cast by voters at the election, or on a separate voter information paper.

Note 2: Kerr appeared on the ballot paper.

There were 21 spoiled ballot papers.

weeks before the presidential election of 2006, his name remained on the ballot paper, but won only 0.

Around 68 per cent of voters who had already returned their ballot papers had opted for Mr Cameron, while 66 per cent of those still to vote said they were likely to choose him over the then-Shadow Home Secretary David Davis.

secret voting is the provision of a voting booth to enable the voter to write on the ballot paper without others being able to see what is being written.

ballot paper description "Peace Coalition", was supported by Democratic Left, the Greens and some Labour groups.

The candidates will be grouped by political party in separate columns on the ballot paper, as is the practice in the Australian state of Tasmania.

Synonyms:

papers, absentee ballot, written document, document,

Antonyms:

decriminalise, legalize, powerlessness, inferior, tasteless,