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Meanings of postal voting in English

Portuguese
voto por correio
Spanish
voto epistolar
Catalan
vot per correu
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Voting in an election whereby ballot papers are distributed or returned by post.

voto por correio
Synonyms
Examples for "vote by mail"
Examples for "vote by mail"
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People in quarantine will be allowed to vote by mail from home.
The Guardian
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Arizona officials reminded voters of a Wednesday deadline to vote by mail.
Reuters
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Can you talk a little bit about fraud in vote by mail?
Wired
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There will be some small hiccups, but vote by mail is safe.
Wired
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And don't worry about vote by mail fraud, it's not a significant concern.
Wired
1
The United States is currently mired in a political stand-off over mail-in voting.
News.com.au
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Republicans, including President Donald Trump, have claimed mail-in voting is susceptible to fraud.
Reuters
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President Donald Trump has become increasingly strident in his attacks on mail-in voting.
News.com.au
4
Trump has repeatedly claimed without evidence that mail-in voting is prone to fraud.
Reuters
5
That means they can't have universal mail-in voting, they just can't have it.
BBC
1
The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is 23 October.
The Guardian
2
Abbott on Oct. 1 issued an order limiting mail-in ballot drop boxes to one per county.
Reuters
3
Voting in Oregon, which is conducted entirely via mail-in ballot, began Wednesday and concludes Nov. 4.
Reuters
4
Sulak ruled that any voter could use a mail-in ballot at least through July's primary run-off elections.
Reuters
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Six other states allow voters to take a photo of their mail-in ballot, but prohibit photos in polling centers.
Wired
1
The deadlines for applying for a postal vote at the referendum are:
BBC
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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
Usage of postal voting in English
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Trump has questioned the integrity of US postal voting in recent months.
Radio NZ
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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
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They are viewing methods of voting including phone texting, email and postal voting.
The Irish Times
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The rest took part in early polling in outlying villages or postal voting.
Radio NZ
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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
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Official polling day is 12 October but postal voting will begin in late September.
Radio NZ
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Many Americans are in favour of a postal voting system due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Radio NZ
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Election experts have said there is scant evidence of fraudulent postal voting in past elections.
Reuters
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Electoral Commission Queensland (ECQ) has already opened applications for postal voting.
News.com.au
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The President's Office is maintaining the status quo of no postal voting for next month.
Radio NZ
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He told Leader while he had not been fined, the postal voting system had failed.
News.com.au
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Mr Kane agreed with Rock Enrol's Lucy McLean that postal voting seems ridiculous to them.
Radio NZ
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All the info you need on postal voting, pre-polling booths, voting centres for the Queensland election.
News.com.au
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See the Electoral Commission's guidelines for postal voting.
BBC
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Translations for postal voting
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