If the second ballot is inconclusive and a majority vote of members is required, a third ballot shall be taken in which votes may be cast for any eligible candidate.

If the second ballot is inconclusive and a majority vote of members present is required, a third ballot shall be taken in which votes may be cast for any eligible candidate.

If the second ballot is inconclusive and a majority vote of members present is required, a third ballot shall be taken in which votes may be cast for any eligible candidate.

When only one elective place is to be filled, and no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes.

When only one person or member is to be elected and, no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates obtaining the largest number of votes.

When only one elective place is to be filled and no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the largest number of votes.

Votes may accordingly be cast in any second or subsequent ballot for any eligible candidate who has not yet obtained an absolute majority.

If, in the first ballot, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than 27, a second ballot will be held and balloting will continue in the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates have obtained an absolute majority.

When only one person or member is to be elected and no candidate obtains in the first ballot the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes.

When only one person or member is to be elected and no candidate in the first ballot obtains the majority required, a second ballot shall be taken, which shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes.

If in the second ballot the votes are equally divided, and a majority is required, the Chairman shall decide between the candidates by drawing lots.

If in the second ballot the votes are equally divided, and a majority is required, the Chairperson shall decide between the candidates by drawing lots.

If, in the first ballot, more than 27 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

18. If, in the first ballot, more than 27 candidates obtain an absolute majority of votes, a second ballot will be held on all candidates, and balloting will continue at the same meeting, if and as necessary, until 27 candidates, and no more, obtain an absolute majority.

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In any second or subsequent ballot, each elector may vote for no more than 27 candidates less the number of candidates who have already obtained an absolute majority.

In any such case, each elector may vote, both in the first ballot and in any subsequent ballot, for 27 candidates.

In any such case, each elector may vote, both in the first ballot and in any subsequent ballot, for 27 candidates.

The ballot boxes go to counting places.

And the secret is the ballot form.

A vote was taken by secret ballot.

If the third ballot is inconclusive, the next ballot shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes in the third ballot and so on, with unrestricted and restricted ballots alternating, until a candidate is elected.

About 25 million voters participated in the ballot.

The voting will be held by secret ballot.

If the third ballot is inconclusive, the next ballot shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes in the third ballot and so on, with unrestricted and restricted ballots alternating, until a person or member is elected.

If the third ballot is inconclusive, the next ballot shall be restricted to the two candidates who obtained the greatest number of votes in the third ballot and so on, with unrestricted and restricted ballots alternating until a person or member is elected.

The General Assembly will now proceed to a secret ballot.

That ballot would be held at the Committee's eighteenth meeting.

I request the conference officer to distribute the ballot papers.

If, in the first ballot in either the General Assembly or the Security Council, no candidate receives an absolute majority, a second ballot will be held and balloting will continue in the same meeting until a candidate has obtained the required majority (rule 151 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly and rule 61 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Council).

All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection, the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate of candidates.

No withdrawal will be accepted once the ballot papers have been distributed.

The President (spoke in French) All the ballot papers have been collected.

In the second ballot, six candidates, Mr. Bennouna (Morocco), Mr. Buergenthal (United States of America), Mr. Gonzáles Campos (Spain), Mr. Keith (New Zealand), Mr. Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Mr. Skotnikov (Russian Federation), again obtained an absolute majority of votes.

If, in the first ballot in either the General Assembly or the Security Council, the number of candidates obtaining an absolute majority is less than five, a second ballot will be held and balloting will continue at the same meeting until five candidates have obtained the required majority (rule 151 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly and rule 61 of the provisional rules of procedure of the Council).

It was rejected by 58 of its members who voted in the ballot.

But what to do about people who are voting with a blank ballot?

I request representatives to use only those ballot papers that have been distributed.

 corruption can be used to persuade the election administrators to interfere in a partisan manner with, for instance, the registration of voters, the ballot papers, the ballot box, and the final protocol from polling stations .

In U.S. Seeking Ways to Keep Hackers Out of Ballot Box (news article, Aug.

There were claims of intimidation at the polling stations, of ballot boxes being stolen.

Only those candidates whose names appear on the ballot papers are eligible for election.

Only those candidates whose names appear on the ballot papers are eligible for election.

Each elector may vote in the first ballot for no more than 27 candidates.

Any ballot paper containing votes for more than one name will be considered invalid.