Synonyms for ballot
ˈbæl ətbal·lot

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1. ballotnoun

   a document listing the alternatives that is used in voting

   Synonyms:
   voting, vote, balloting

2. vote, ballot, voting, ballotingverb

   a choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative

   "there were only 17 votes in favor of the motion"; "they allowed just one vote per person"

   Synonyms:
   suffrage, voting, balloting, right to vote, vote, voter turnout

3. ballotverb

   vote by ballot

   "The voters were balloting in this state"

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1. vote

   go in line and choose an answer

   Submitted by anonymous on May 6, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "ballot":

   polling, bulletin, vote, balloting, voting, newsletter, ballots, poll, bulletins, election, tower, newsletters, scrutiny, elections, suffrage

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1. Leader Pelosi:

   Chairwoman Fudge will play a critical role in our Democratic Majority's efforts to ensure access to the ballot box for all Americans.

2. Kevin Paffrath:

   There is no Arnold on the ballot this time -- there's nobody with that broad love that Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger had when Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger went in, i think the 2003 election is their excuse, but it's mostly motivated out of selfishness to keep Gavin Newsom.

3. Hector Rodriguez:

   It’s an easy choice for me. I am going to vote up and down the ballot for all democrats because at this point the Republican Party is not doing the job for all Americans and that’s sad to see, i used to vote Republican. Not anymore because they are just doing things for a select group of people, usually the people who have money.

4. House Speaker Paul Ryan:

   Let me speak directly to the delegates on this: If no candidate has a majority on the first ballot, I believe you should only choose a person who actually participated in the primary, if you want to be the nominee -- to be the president -- you should actually run for it.

5. John Whitbeck:

   I think actually if you can qualify for the Virginia ballot it means that you have a pretty solid operation to begin with, it's not the only thing you need to be able to do obviously to win, but I think it is a symbol of a really good ground game.