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The voting booth was once a sacred spot.That's why there's no correct information on this stuff - because until they get into the voting booth, people don't know what they actually think.Through the red gauze curtain of the voting booth the man could clearly be seen filling out two sets of ballot papers.They believe that while it hasn't moved the polls yet, it will sway undecideds when they enter the voting booth.The penalty for taking a photo in a voting booth is 30 days in prison and a $50 (41) fine.Well, in a couple of months she will be expected to reach some sort of conclusion in a voting booth.To earn their envelopes at past meetings, delegates have secretly used mobile phones to photograph their completed ballot papers in the voting booth.After all, political history is littered with examples of how people say one thing then do another in the anonymity of the voting booth.Entering the final week of the election campaign, it is still unclear what will tip decisions in the voting booth.

单词	voting booth
释义	Trends of voting booth View usage for: voting booth in British English (ˈvəʊtɪŋ buːθ) noun another name for polling booth polling booth in British English noun a semi-enclosed space in which a voter stands to mark a ballot paper during an election Examples of 'voting booth' in a sentence voting booth The voting booth was once a sacred spot. Times, Sunday Times (2008) That's why there's no correct information on this stuff - because until they get into the voting booth, people don't know what they actually think. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Through the red gauze curtain of the voting booth the man could clearly be seen filling out two sets of ballot papers. Times, Sunday Times (2014) They believe that while it hasn't moved the polls yet, it will sway undecideds when they enter the voting booth. The Sun (2016) The penalty for taking a photo in a voting booth is 30 days in prison and a $50 (41) fine. The Sun (2016) Well, in a couple of months she will be expected to reach some sort of conclusion in a voting booth. Times, Sunday Times (2014) To earn their envelopes at past meetings, delegates have secretly used mobile phones to photograph their completed ballot papers in the voting booth. Times, Sunday Times (2017) After all, political history is littered with examples of how people say one thing then do another in the anonymity of the voting booth. The Sun (2016) Entering the final week of the election campaign, it is still unclear what will tip decisions in the voting booth. Times, Sunday Times (2017)
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