Sentences with phrase «special ballot»

Tuesday, Nov. 4 is Election Day nationwide, and voters on the North Fork will be asked to choose a governor, a congressman, two state legislators, a county clerk, a state attorney general, a state and county comptroller and a handful of judges, while weighing in on special ballot propositions.

Of the 124 districts holding budget votes across Nassau and Suffolk counties, 59 had contested school board elections as well, and 62 put up special ballot propositions.

To complicate this already complicated situation, New York election law permits the creation of special ballot lines for individual elections.

(a) the information about the elector in the declaration on the outer envelope does not correspond with the information in the elector's application to vote by special ballot;

There is provision for a special ballot if more than two nominees are equal.

I.e. they don't need to simulate a runoff with a special ballot; they could have an actual runoff.

But suppose the voter was allowed to cast a second, special ballot.

Separate ballot - reading machines will be set up to read either the primary or special ballots.

Vacco explained that the order sets up a process so that representatives of both campaigns can be present for the counting, and allows for a structured way to file objections to any special ballot with the court.

(6) If the elector is unable to sign the declaration on the sealed outer envelope as mentioned in clause 45.8 (d), one of the special ballot officers shall make a note on the envelope indicating that the elector voted at a home visit.

45.10 (1) A special ballot shall be counted only if it is received in the returning office or by the Chief Electoral Officer by 6 p.m. on polling day.