n. 选举（ballot 的复数）；不记名票
v. 投票（ballot 的第三人称单数）
1.Couldn't we just count up our ballots and bring them to the courthouse?
我们不能就数好我们的选票然后把它们送到法院吗？
2.A state board will meet on December 8th to begin the consideration of ballots challenged by the two campaigns.
一个州委员会将从12月8日开始考虑两次竞选的投票结果。
3.FOR Minnesotans, once again, 'tis the season to count ballots.
对于明尼苏达州的人们来说，又一次的计票季节开始了。
4.But now, having voted with their ballots, Iranians who want a change will have to vote again with their bodies.
但是现在，他们已经投了票，想要变革的伊朗人将需要再投一次。
5.Members can blackball candidates in secret ballots.
会员可通过无记名投票方式反对候选人加入。
6.On Sunday, in Juba, some voters were taking half an hour to get through all the ballots.
周日，朱巴的一些选民花费了一个半小时才投完所有的票。
7.In the last lower house elections in 2005, only 46% of voters in their 20s cast ballots, compared with 83% for those in their 60s.
2005年的上一次下议院选举中，20 - 29岁的选民投票率只有46%，而60 - 69岁选民投票率高达83%。