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polling station

NOUN
  1. a place where voters go to cast their votes in an election

How To Use polling station In A Sentence

  • Got back to the polling station, and the turnout was still bumbling along in its slow way, if much quieter than before.
  • The task of the tallyman is to get a tally of the votes for each candidate from each polling station.
  • The election commission reached an impasse on the day of the vote Thursday after the opposition, backed by international observers, demanded that votes be sent from individual polling stations by a satellite-based system believed to be tamperproof. Dictator's Son Winner of Togo Election
  • Less good news, however, is the very low proportion of people who chose to go the polling station to exercise their democratic right to cast a ballot.
  • Apathy was so widespread that we had to cut the number of polling stations there.
  • There were, for example, many local officials around the country who commandeered transport to bring voters to polling stations.
  • The only obligation a voter has to fulfil is to attend the polling station between 7am and The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
  • But, of course, the real test of that will only come in a little over two years time when we will all be off to the polling stations to exercise the franchise in another general election.
  • This scheme contains a number of amendments, including the amalgamation of some smaller polling districts and their polling stations.
  • Brits should be getting their lazy behinds down to the polling stations to cast their votes today.
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