Another word for ballot | Synonyms for ballot

Another word for ballot

ballot Synonyms

ballot

n.

A vote
tally, ticket, poll; see vote 1.
A list of candidates
choice, slate, ticket, lineup; see ticket 2.

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Another word for ballot

verb

To select by vote for an office:

elect, vote (in). See choice, politics

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On the first ballot Lincoln received only 102 votes to 1732 for Seward.
This policy took definite shape in 1297, when the Doge Pietro Gradenigo proposed and carried the following measure: the supreme court, the Quarantia, was called upon to ballot, one by one, the names of all who for the last four years had held a seat in the great council created in 1171.
(2) The enactment in most of the states of the Australian or secret ballot laws.
On the second ballot Lincoln received 181 votes to Seward's 1842.
Vote is by ballot, and one member is elected by (approximately) every 150,000 inhabitants.

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