stuffed the ballot box
stuffed the ballot box is the simple past and past participle of stuff the ballot box.
Meaning of stuff the ballot box
Verb
stuff the ballot box (third-person singular simple present stuffs the ballot box, present participle stuffing the ballot box, simple past and past participle stuffed the ballot box)
- To commit fraud in an election by depositing extra or otherwise illegitimate ballots into the container holding the ballots of voters, in an attempt to secure victory for a particular candidate or outcome.
- Two fruitless ballots were taken, when the chairman of the board of tellers, stepping to the platform, said: "I find that attempts have been made to stuff the ballot-box."1888 May 24, “Electing the Bishops”, in Baltimore American, retrieved 05 Apr 2013, page 4
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- Stuffed the ballot box is the simple past and past participle of stuff the ballot box.
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