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Meanings of postal voting 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 voting in English
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Trump has questioned the integrity of US postal voting in recent months.
Radio NZ
2
Most will still vote in person, and there will be postal voting.
Radio NZ
3
Other states are considering it, according to a postal voting campaign group.
Radio NZ
4
They are viewing methods of voting including phone texting, email and postal voting.
The Irish Times
5
The rest took part in early polling in outlying villages or postal voting.
Radio NZ
6
So I redouble my call for postal voting on demand to be scrapped.
The Guardian
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Lucy McLean said postal voting is an antiquated and foreign concept to young people.
Radio NZ
8
Official polling day is 12 October but postal voting will begin in late September.
Radio NZ
9
Many Americans are in favour of a postal voting system due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Radio NZ
10
Election experts have said there is scant evidence of fraudulent postal voting in past elections.
Reuters
11
Electoral Commission Queensland (ECQ) has already opened applications for postal voting.
News.com.au
12
The President's Office is maintaining the status quo of no postal voting for next month.
Radio NZ
13
He told Leader while he had not been fined, the postal voting system had failed.
News.com.au
14
Mr Kane agreed with Rock Enrol's Lucy McLean that postal voting seems ridiculous to them.
Radio NZ
15
All the info you need on postal voting, pre-polling booths, voting centres for the Queensland election.
News.com.au
16
See the Electoral Commission's guidelines for postal voting.
BBC
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