cast a ballot造句

• Some aren't quite old enough to cast a ballot.
• Some 30 countries didn't cast a ballot at all.
• To be given an opportunity to cast a ballot for a man.
• Like freshman Brandon Lopez, 18 and ready to cast a ballot.
• Each voter casts a ballot with three names, ranked in order.
• The corporation said any Internet user could cast a ballot.
• She said she considers it her civic duty to cast a ballot.
• But he doesn't plan to cast a ballot.
• And he couldn't cast a ballot in New Hampshire anyway.
• Militants had threatened to kill anyone who cast a ballot.
• He said he cast a ballot to set an example for others.
• The speaker did not cast a ballot under parliamentary bylaws.
• Some complained Wednesday that they were being forced to cast a ballot.
• Some complained they were being forced to cast a ballot.
• Of those pilots eligible to vote, 76 percent cast a ballot.
• Members who do not reach that criteria may not cast a ballot.
• Voters must pay $ 25 to cast a ballot.
• About 38 percent of registered voters cast a ballot in the 1995 polls.
• Nevertheless, just 46 percent of Spanish voters bothered to cast a ballot.
• New voters are often less likely than others to actually cast a ballot.