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Qu'est-ce (qui) est ballot box - définition


Ballot box         
  • A cardboard ballot box used during the first federal vote in [[Washington, D.C.]]
  • A wooden ballot box used in the northeastern United States c. 1870
  • A galvanized metal ballot box used in [[Tulare County, California]], United States, c. 1936
  • A voter putting her envelope into a clear ballot box during the [[2007 French presidential election]]
  • Ballot being dropped into a ballot box during the [[2018 Finnish presidential election]]
  • A glass globe ballot jar c. 1884
  • An Acme [[voting machine]] of [[Bridgewater, Connecticut]], c. 1880
  • A translucent ballot box (Tiobox) used in [[Slovenia]]
  • An old metal ballot box used in [[Norway]]
  • A ballot box at the start of the controversial [[2014 Crimean referendum]]
  • A man in [[Sarakhs]] put his vote to ballot, [[2013 Iranian presidential election]].
  • Secured ballot boxes in the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
  • 2008 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao regional elections on 11 August 2008]]
  • A recycling bin as ballot box for the [[2017 German federal election]]; Central Electoral Office of the City of [[Bochum]]
  • Ballot boxes in [[Ukraine]], which are transparent to prevent pre-stuffing the box with fake ballots
  • Small (mobile) ballot box in Ukraine, for voting outside of polling station by people who are unable to come to the polling station by themself
SEALED CONTAINER FOR COMPLETED BALLOTS, WHICH PREVENTS ACCESS TO THE BALLOTS CAST UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE VOTING PERIOD
Ballot Box; Ballot boxes; 🗳; Voting urn; Ballot drop box
A ballot box is a temporarily sealed container, usually a square box though sometimes a tamper resistant bag, with a narrow slot in the top sufficient to accept a ballot paper in an election but which prevents anyone from accessing the votes cast until the close of the voting period.
ballot box         
  • A cardboard ballot box used during the first federal vote in [[Washington, D.C.]]
  • A wooden ballot box used in the northeastern United States c. 1870
  • A galvanized metal ballot box used in [[Tulare County, California]], United States, c. 1936
  • A voter putting her envelope into a clear ballot box during the [[2007 French presidential election]]
  • Ballot being dropped into a ballot box during the [[2018 Finnish presidential election]]
  • A glass globe ballot jar c. 1884
  • An Acme [[voting machine]] of [[Bridgewater, Connecticut]], c. 1880
  • A translucent ballot box (Tiobox) used in [[Slovenia]]
  • An old metal ballot box used in [[Norway]]
  • A ballot box at the start of the controversial [[2014 Crimean referendum]]
  • A man in [[Sarakhs]] put his vote to ballot, [[2013 Iranian presidential election]].
  • Secured ballot boxes in the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
  • 2008 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao regional elections on 11 August 2008]]
  • A recycling bin as ballot box for the [[2017 German federal election]]; Central Electoral Office of the City of [[Bochum]]
  • Ballot boxes in [[Ukraine]], which are transparent to prevent pre-stuffing the box with fake ballots
  • Small (mobile) ballot box in Ukraine, for voting outside of polling station by people who are unable to come to the polling station by themself
SEALED CONTAINER FOR COMPLETED BALLOTS, WHICH PREVENTS ACCESS TO THE BALLOTS CAST UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE VOTING PERIOD
Ballot Box; Ballot boxes; 🗳; Voting urn; Ballot drop box
¦ noun a sealed box into which voters put completed ballot papers.
ballot box         
  • A cardboard ballot box used during the first federal vote in [[Washington, D.C.]]
  • A wooden ballot box used in the northeastern United States c. 1870
  • A galvanized metal ballot box used in [[Tulare County, California]], United States, c. 1936
  • A voter putting her envelope into a clear ballot box during the [[2007 French presidential election]]
  • Ballot being dropped into a ballot box during the [[2018 Finnish presidential election]]
  • A glass globe ballot jar c. 1884
  • An Acme [[voting machine]] of [[Bridgewater, Connecticut]], c. 1880
  • A translucent ballot box (Tiobox) used in [[Slovenia]]
  • An old metal ballot box used in [[Norway]]
  • A ballot box at the start of the controversial [[2014 Crimean referendum]]
  • A man in [[Sarakhs]] put his vote to ballot, [[2013 Iranian presidential election]].
  • Secured ballot boxes in the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]]
  • 2008 Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao regional elections on 11 August 2008]]
  • A recycling bin as ballot box for the [[2017 German federal election]]; Central Electoral Office of the City of [[Bochum]]
  • Ballot boxes in [[Ukraine]], which are transparent to prevent pre-stuffing the box with fake ballots
  • Small (mobile) ballot box in Ukraine, for voting outside of polling station by people who are unable to come to the polling station by themself
SEALED CONTAINER FOR COMPLETED BALLOTS, WHICH PREVENTS ACCESS TO THE BALLOTS CAST UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE VOTING PERIOD
Ballot Box; Ballot boxes; 🗳; Voting urn; Ballot drop box
n. to stuff the ballot boxes
Exemples du corpus de texte pour ballot box
1. Ballot box after ballot box produced good results for Barak.
2. What actually went into the ballot box is irrelevant.
3. They also noted instances of intimidation and ballot–box stuffing.
4. The ballot box knows the answer to that question.
5. He had sought vindication and revalidation from the ballot box.