open ballot

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A vote where choices are made publicly.

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  • The union decided to use an open ballot to ensure transparency.
  • Unlike a secret ballot, an open ballot allows everyone to see how members voted.
  • Many early elections were conducted by open ballot, which sometimes led to voter intimidation.
  • The committee chairman proposed an open ballot on the controversial motion.
  • Because it was an open ballot, he felt pressured to vote with the management.
  • Changing the bylaws requires a two-thirds majority in an open ballot.
  • The leadership election will be held by open ballot next month, and all votes will be recorded.
  • They debated whether a secret or an open ballot would be more appropriate for the sensitive issue.
  • In a show of hands, the council conducted a quick open ballot to approve the minutes.
  • If we proceed with an open ballot, we must ensure no one is unfairly influenced.