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Example sentences for "general ticket"

  • The law of 1882 provided for elections by general ticket, i.

  • Within the district all representatives, if there are more than one, are chosen on a general ticket, and the individual elector has a right to vote for a number of candidates equal to the number of seats to be filled.

  • For nearly sixty years all the States save one have appointed their electors by a popular vote upon a general ticket, and for nearly thirty years this method was universal.

  • In some the choice was made by the legislature; in others electors were chosen by districts, but more generally by the voters of the whole State upon a general ticket.

  • I am told the republicans of New Jersey are equally confident, and equally anxious against an election either by districts or a general ticket.

  • All agree that an election by districts wrould be best, if it could be general: but while ten States choose either by their legislatures or by a general ticket, it is folly and worse than folly for the other six not to do it.

  • On the subject of an election by a general ticket or by districts, most persons here seem to have made up their minds.

  • They are so confident of this, that the republican party there will not consent to elect either by districts or a general ticket.

  • Sidenote: Electors formerly chosen in many states by districts; now usually on a general ticket.

  • After 1830 it became customary to choose the electors upon a general ticket, and thus the electoral vote became solid in each state.

  • In some the choice was made by the Legislature; in others electors were chosen by districts, but more generally by the voters of the whole State upon a general ticket.

  • Where the council is composed of two houses, the members of the upper house are sometimes chosen from the city at large on a general ticket, and the members of the lower house by wards.

  • The members of Congress were elected by general ticket; and the selection of candidates was not by a convention of the people or party.

  • At this time the representation in Congress was chosen by general ticket.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    general agreement; general conceptions; general condition; general conference; general confession; general council; general culture; general direction; general discussion; general favorite; general laws; general level; general manager; general order; general policy; general practice; general propositions; general reasoning; general rule; general term; general way; generally accepted; generally adequate; marriage ceremony; should strive; work should