polling station造句

Election Committee polling station

mobile polling station

geographical constituency polling station

special functional constituency polling station

Optical Mark Recognition machine [polling station]

vote in an election at a polling station.

Abby: Oh, well all right. What time does the polling station close tonight?

The news from the polling station said the voting rate was very high.

In March, there were at least 300 votes cast in that polling station.

Only for registered voters) Are you satisfied with the overall arrangement of the recent District Council Election, like the location of polling station, polling hours, voter guidelines, etc.?

The Electoral Commission warns against doing it inside the polling station, even if it's about your own vote.

A vote cast by someone who cannot reach a polling station. Can be postal or by proxy (see below).

On election day, Hillary, Chelsea, and I voted at Douglas Grafflin Elementary School, our local polling station in Chappaqua.

The Electoral Commission warns against doing it inside the polling station, even if it's about your own vote. Elsewhere you are free to publicise your vote.

A headmaster at a local school serving as a polling station was overheard muttering that the whole exercise was a masquerade.

An Afghan woman casts her ballot at a polling station in Kabul. Across Afghanistan, voters went to the polls in the country's first-ever direct presidential elections.

The line stretched for blocks outside a polling station in Cairo, with some voters hopeful that this election, unlike those of decades past, will count.

designation of polling stations

In the capital, voter Kehav Raj Bajracharya says he was not worried about violence at his polling station in Kathmandu, but he did hear of attacks in other areas.

One young lady provoked someone in the crowd because she was wearing at-shirt imprinted with a "No" slogan and standing by the entrance leading into the polling station.

That untruth worked too: at a polling station near O’Connell Street in Dublin, a young man said he had voted No “because they're sending the kids to war and all that.

A man waits to enter a polling station in Cite Soleil, a slum in Port-au-Prince, during Haiti's presidential run-off election between candidates Michel Martelly and Mirlande Manigat.

Giving up his habit of going to every market fair, he arrived at the polling station at 7:30 am, carrying his roaster--a small coal-fueled heater local villagers use to warm themselves in winter.

The red circles are polling stations, selected by your criteria.

Only candidates may enter the dedicated polling stations situated in maximum security prisons.

In the villages of the Kathmandu valley, long queues awaited the opening of polling stations.

With votes from nearly all polling stations counted, Kadima has won 28 of 120 parliamentary seats.

On election day, many of them were barred from polling stations, some of which closed early.

In remote villages picture posters beckon the illiterate to polling stations.

At three polling stations in Lusaka, voters became angry waiting hours in the sun for election materials to arrive.

As polling stations closed on December 2nd, large lorries with military and riot police surrounded Moscow's main squares.

Many polling stations in Lubumbashi failed to open, in part because of an earlier attack on vehicles carrying voting materials.

But five independent "quick counts", based on samples of several thousand polling stations, produced almost identical results.

Election of deputies to the National people's congress and the local people's congresses is conducted by secret ballot. Voters cast votes in private in booths at polling stations.

Many polling stations were all but deserted. In one, an election official was fast asleep on a pile of ballot papers.

These particular incidents need to be seen in the context of number of polling stations, number of parliamentary constituencies involved in today's election process.

Officials in Pakistan say 60,000 polling stations across the country are ready to open and more than 80 million people are eligible to participate.

Votes are being counted in South Africa after a high general election turnout led to long queues at polling stations and a shortage of ballot papers.