ballot box English

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What does ballot box mean?

ballot box

— noun a box where voters deposit their ballots

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ballot box English » English

voting box

small chest

small box

polling place

polling booth

collection

box

ballot-box

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News and current affairs

This understanding means that the cure for the current dysfunction will be found at the ballot box rather than in the streets.

The poor and the oppressed may not have much, but they do have the numbers, which is what matters at the ballot box.

LONDON - Individual elections do not always enhance democracy - a useful reminder that the ballot box is only one part, albeit a central one, in any free, plural society.

These negotiations will be much harder in view of the spectacular repudiation of a number of key governments at the ballot box, together with the potent rise of protest and Euroskeptic parties in several member states.

But as voters, they must wait before they see any results delivered by the choice they made at the ballot box.

Popper's preferred method, of course, was the ballot box.

Palestine's Hamas, an offshoot of the Brotherhood, succeeded at the ballot box in 2006, but has since failed to deliver credible governance.