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Meanings of postal vote in English

Portuguese
voto por correio
Spanish
voto epistolar
Catalan
vot per correu
Wikidata

Voting in an election whereby ballot papers are distributed or returned by post.

voto por correio
Usage of postal vote in English
1
The deadlines for applying for a postal vote at the referendum are:
BBC
2
If you've ever done a postal vote it will be very similar.
News.com.au
3
HER parents voted 'No' in last years same-sex marriage postal vote.
News.com.au
4
Up until Wednesday evening, the government insisted a postal vote would go ahead.
The Guardian
5
The difficulties of applying for a postal vote in custody often prove off-putting.
The Guardian
6
Why is the Australian Bureau of Statistics running the postal vote?
The Guardian
7
Today is the deadline to apply for a postal vote.
The Guardian
8
It was the first time the Yarra Ranges council elections included a postal vote.
News.com.au
9
The party's central council and parliamentary party decided the nominees through a postal vote.
The Irish Times
10
It's now too late to apply for a postal vote.
BBC
11
Students can also apply for a postal vote in either their home or student constituency.
BBC
12
Why are we having a postal vote at all if it won't change the law?
News.com.au
13
He proposed to his partner of three years before the postal vote result announcement on Wednesday.
The Guardian
14
To apply to vote by post, you needed to have completed a postal vote application form.
BBC
15
The FPÖ has repeatedly called for the abolition of the postal vote in its current form.
The Guardian
16
In 2004, Labour councillors representing two separate Birmingham wards were involved in a postal vote fraud.
BBC
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Translations for postal vote
Postal vote across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare