Sentence examples for Election precinct from inspiring English sources

The civic center had served as an election precinct earlier Tuesday.

'That said board of commissioners also by rules, provided for the appointment of and appointed three judges of election for each election precinct in said territory.

Will police be needed for the partisan pep rallies springing up like unsettling Brechtian tableaux near the halls of justice and election precinct centers?

6. Voters removing from one election precinct to an another in the same county may appear before the assessor at any time previous to the delivery of the registry list to the clerk of the county court, and have their names erased therefrom, and they may thereupon have their names registered in the precinct to which they may remove.

It is sufficient to say that it provided for a board of supervisors of elections in each county to be appointed by the governor, and that this board was given the power to appoint two persons as registering officers and two as judges of election for each election precinct or ward in the county.

In 1994, 30percentt of Mexico's election precincts were classified as rural.

Jeff Flint, another strategist with Protect Marriage, estimated that Mormons made up 80percentto90percentcent of the early volunteers who walked door-to-door in election precincts.

The other defendants, one of whom is joined in each action, to-wit, Arthur Pratt, John S. Lindsay, Harmel Pratt, and James T. Little, were respectively deputy registration officers in designated election precincts in which the plaintiffs in the actions severally claimed the right to be registered as voters.

The troop request came over the weekend from Ed Wilson, the election board director, who maintained that city needs more than 100 workers to handle absentee ballots and make the voting booths ready for delivery to election precincts in a few days.

The only issue is we used census blocks as opposed to election precincts.

He called the office and asked what it would take to utilize our boundaries -- our present plan -- but tie it to election precincts.