Definition of postal vote in English:

postal vote

nounˈpəʊstl vəʊtˈpoʊstl ˌvoʊt

British

A vote sent in by post rather than cast in person.
邮寄投票
US term absentee ballot
Example sentencesExamples
- The postal votes cannot be sent out before April 20, because the deadline for applications only lapses at 5pm the previous day.
- Ballot papers for the postal votes were being sent out today and the poll closes on July 25.
- The polls will be open from 7am to 10 pm although many voters have already applied to cast a postal vote.
- This year, a record 7,000 postal votes were sent out in Rochdale.
- The ruling comes as record numbers of electors are applying for postal votes ahead of the general election.
- Nine councillors were elected after residents voted using postal votes alongside the district and European elections.
- The counting of postal votes shows 6,000 votes already cast with our vote holding up well.
- The large number of postal votes expected to be cast in the election, means many voters may soon be marking their ballot papers.
- A record number of people are expected to cast postal votes in the May general election.
- They met people who turned up to vote, only to be told they had already cast a postal vote.
- Suddenly the very integrity of the ballot is in question, with six million postal votes being cast, with totally inadequate precautions to prevent fraud.
- The talk of recounts, re-votes, postal votes and even badly-designed ballot papers suggests that we are in for a considerable wait.
- There have been predictions that the total number of postal votes cast in this election could reach six million from a 26m turnout.
- Beyond that, the application can ask for the postal vote to be sent to an address other than that of the voter.
- The two percent rise in turnout in 2001 was largely the result of a trebling of the number of postal votes cast to six million due to electoral changes.
- More people than ever before are planning to vote by post in the general election - but how secure are postal votes?
- New rules for this General Election allow anyone a postal vote on request.
- People who don't want to use the technology can still send a postal vote.
- There are no checks on my identity, and there is nothing to stop me from sending for hundreds of postal votes.
- It is also hoped that the team will back innovative ways of actually casting a vote, such as more postal votes and using information technology.

Definition of postal vote in US English:

postal vote

nounˈpōstl ˌvōtˈpoʊstl ˌvoʊt

British

A vote sent in by mail rather than cast in person; an absentee ballot.
邮寄投票
Example sentencesExamples
- The talk of recounts, re-votes, postal votes and even badly-designed ballot papers suggests that we are in for a considerable wait.
- The large number of postal votes expected to be cast in the election, means many voters may soon be marking their ballot papers.
- Suddenly the very integrity of the ballot is in question, with six million postal votes being cast, with totally inadequate precautions to prevent fraud.
- New rules for this General Election allow anyone a postal vote on request.
- People who don't want to use the technology can still send a postal vote.
- The polls will be open from 7am to 10 pm although many voters have already applied to cast a postal vote.
- The counting of postal votes shows 6,000 votes already cast with our vote holding up well.
- Nine councillors were elected after residents voted using postal votes alongside the district and European elections.
- The ruling comes as record numbers of electors are applying for postal votes ahead of the general election.
- This year, a record 7,000 postal votes were sent out in Rochdale.
- Beyond that, the application can ask for the postal vote to be sent to an address other than that of the voter.
- They met people who turned up to vote, only to be told they had already cast a postal vote.
- The two percent rise in turnout in 2001 was largely the result of a trebling of the number of postal votes cast to six million due to electoral changes.
- It is also hoped that the team will back innovative ways of actually casting a vote, such as more postal votes and using information technology.
- Ballot papers for the postal votes were being sent out today and the poll closes on July 25.
- A record number of people are expected to cast postal votes in the May general election.
- The postal votes cannot be sent out before April 20, because the deadline for applications only lapses at 5pm the previous day.
- There are no checks on my identity, and there is nothing to stop me from sending for hundreds of postal votes.
- There have been predictions that the total number of postal votes cast in this election could reach six million from a 26m turnout.
- More people than ever before are planning to vote by post in the general election - but how secure are postal votes?

单词	postal vote
释义	Definition of postal vote in English: postal vote nounˈpəʊstl vəʊtˈpoʊstl ˌvoʊt British A vote sent in by post rather than cast in person. 邮寄投票 US term absentee ballot Example sentencesExamples The postal votes cannot be sent out before April 20, because the deadline for applications only lapses at 5pm the previous day. Ballot papers for the postal votes were being sent out today and the poll closes on July 25. The polls will be open from 7am to 10 pm although many voters have already applied to cast a postal vote. This year, a record 7,000 postal votes were sent out in Rochdale. The ruling comes as record numbers of electors are applying for postal votes ahead of the general election. Nine councillors were elected after residents voted using postal votes alongside the district and European elections. The counting of postal votes shows 6,000 votes already cast with our vote holding up well. The large number of postal votes expected to be cast in the election, means many voters may soon be marking their ballot papers. A record number of people are expected to cast postal votes in the May general election. They met people who turned up to vote, only to be told they had already cast a postal vote. Suddenly the very integrity of the ballot is in question, with six million postal votes being cast, with totally inadequate precautions to prevent fraud. The talk of recounts, re-votes, postal votes and even badly-designed ballot papers suggests that we are in for a considerable wait. There have been predictions that the total number of postal votes cast in this election could reach six million from a 26m turnout. Beyond that, the application can ask for the postal vote to be sent to an address other than that of the voter. The two percent rise in turnout in 2001 was largely the result of a trebling of the number of postal votes cast to six million due to electoral changes. More people than ever before are planning to vote by post in the general election - but how secure are postal votes? New rules for this General Election allow anyone a postal vote on request. People who don't want to use the technology can still send a postal vote. There are no checks on my identity, and there is nothing to stop me from sending for hundreds of postal votes. It is also hoped that the team will back innovative ways of actually casting a vote, such as more postal votes and using information technology. Definition of postal vote in US English: postal vote nounˈpōstl ˌvōtˈpoʊstl ˌvoʊt British A vote sent in by mail rather than cast in person; an absentee ballot. 邮寄投票 Example sentencesExamples The talk of recounts, re-votes, postal votes and even badly-designed ballot papers suggests that we are in for a considerable wait. The large number of postal votes expected to be cast in the election, means many voters may soon be marking their ballot papers. Suddenly the very integrity of the ballot is in question, with six million postal votes being cast, with totally inadequate precautions to prevent fraud. New rules for this General Election allow anyone a postal vote on request. People who don't want to use the technology can still send a postal vote. The polls will be open from 7am to 10 pm although many voters have already applied to cast a postal vote. The counting of postal votes shows 6,000 votes already cast with our vote holding up well. Nine councillors were elected after residents voted using postal votes alongside the district and European elections. The ruling comes as record numbers of electors are applying for postal votes ahead of the general election. This year, a record 7,000 postal votes were sent out in Rochdale. Beyond that, the application can ask for the postal vote to be sent to an address other than that of the voter. They met people who turned up to vote, only to be told they had already cast a postal vote. The two percent rise in turnout in 2001 was largely the result of a trebling of the number of postal votes cast to six million due to electoral changes. It is also hoped that the team will back innovative ways of actually casting a vote, such as more postal votes and using information technology. Ballot papers for the postal votes were being sent out today and the poll closes on July 25. A record number of people are expected to cast postal votes in the May general election. The postal votes cannot be sent out before April 20, because the deadline for applications only lapses at 5pm the previous day. There are no checks on my identity, and there is nothing to stop me from sending for hundreds of postal votes. There have been predictions that the total number of postal votes cast in this election could reach six million from a 26m turnout. More people than ever before are planning to vote by post in the general election - but how secure are postal votes?
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