n.投票，选票，(无记名)投票选举，(选举中的)投票总数
v.要求某人(对某事)无记名投票，进行无记名投票

原形：ballot第三人称单数：ballots复数：ballots过去式：balloted过去分词：balloted现在分词：balloting

I balloted for Joe.
我投乔的票.
He has tallied the result of the ballot.
他已经将投票结果记录下来了。
I cast a ballot for him.
我投他一票。
I need you to collect the ballots before the counting begins.
在计票开始前，我需要你收集选票。
The candidate's supporters eagerly cast their ballots in the polling station.
候选人的支持者们在投票站热切地投下选票。
She marked her preferred candidate on the ballot paper with a pen.
她用笔在选票上标出了她首选的候选人。
The election officials verified each voter's eligibility before issuing a ballot.
选举官员在发放选票前核实每个选民的资格。
After the polls closed, the ballots were counted by hand to ensure accuracy.
投票结束后，选票被人工计数以确保准确性。
Electronic voting systems are becoming more popular, allowing voters to cast their ballots online.
电子投票系统越来越受欢迎，允许选民在线投票。
In some countries, early voting is an option, allowing citizens to submit their ballots weeks before Election Day.
在一些国家，提前投票是一个选择，公民可以在选举日几周前提交选票。
The absentee ballots were carefully reviewed to ensure they were properly filled out and signed.
缺席选票被仔细检查，以确保填写完整并已签名。
The debate moderator asked each candidate to state their position on the issue, after which they distributed ballots for a show of hands.
辩论主持人让每位候选人就该问题表明立场，然后分发选票进行举手表决。
In parliamentary elections, voters often choose a political party rather than filling in individual candidate ballots.
在议会选举中，选民通常选择一个政党，而不是填写每个候选人的选票。