Sentence examples for Fixed vote from inspiring English sources

In that sense he's got a fixed vote: everyone thinks when the next guy comes there'll be no Goal project any more".

More recently, he labelled opposition in the Belarusian election "cowards" for boycotting what is widely believed to be a fixed vote.

The two leading contenders for his crown, Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae, both won re-election handily and are waiting in the wings.Mr Harper, in calling an election, ignored his own law requiring a fixed vote every four years.

No more 'Win the popular vote, lose the fixed vote' voting.

Despite no evidence to support fears of widespread voter fraud, election rigging or fixed vote counting, Donald Trump continues to claim that the Nov. 8 election outcome will not be legitimate.

One method I've used, is to give team members a fixed number of votes (say 20), and ask them to allocate these among the applicants.

To this day, the government relies on what it calls its "fixed deposit" of votes from Sabah to stay in power.

A variety of factors informed the creation of the Electoral College, which apportions a fixed number of votes to each state based on the size of its congressional delegation.

Under the Electoral College, however, a state had no special incentive to expand suffrage -- each got a fixed number of electoral votes, regardless of how many citizens were allowed to vote.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman, but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.