Noun:

రహస్య ఓటు పద్ధతి, బ్యాలెట్,

ballots's Usage Examples:

He came in a strong third with 29 percent of the vote, and the transferable balloting system in effect at the time gave him more votes in the first round of ballot transfers, so that he was almost in second place, but, held out of the first two spots, he was dropped off and his ballots re-distributed.

For the Congress of Deputies, 348 seats were elected using the D'Hondt method and a closed list proportional representation, with an electoral threshold of three percent of valid votes—which included blank ballots—being applied in each constituency.

under STV-B is affected by all ballots all the time, and a rule which recalculates Borda scores with each vote transfer only limits this to full impact.

# Calculate the ratio of surplus to the number of reassigned ballots or 1 if the number of such ballots is less than surplus.

Judges would mark their ballots privately and were told to not discuss their selections with other judges.

Nosamo is widely credited with mobilising the younger voters in the election; its efforts included a mobile-phone campaign on election day to urge young voters to cast their ballots.

1926 general electionThe sum of the candidates' vote totals below do not equal the votes cast recorded here because of the number of spoiled ballots, an unfortunate by-product of STV.

Sometimes, ballots of one elected candidate are manually mixed.

1||colspan6 rowspan4||-|colspan2|Invalid ballots|104,276||1.

, perhaps Y had been elected with 250 votes, 150 with X as next preference, so that the previous transfer of 30 votes was actually 150 ballots at a value of \textstyle \frac15 .

27% of the ballots, and again finished fourth of six candidates.

popular vote among ballots cast on election day, while Newsom had a larger lead on absentee ballots.

Synonyms:

document, written document, absentee ballot, papers,

Antonyms:

tasteless, inferior, powerlessness, legalize, decriminalise,