Sentence examples for Many electors from inspiring English sources

Many electors, however, are not legally bound to vote for a specified candidate.

For example, electoral observation reports (Mourakiboun, 2014) and the author's observations in Paris show that many electors renounced to vote because they could not find their name of the electoral rolls due to flaws in the registration process.

Each state has as many electors as it has members of Congress, which in New Jersey is 15.

As it stands, some constituencies have twice as many electors than other constituencies and this cannot be right".

The euro crisis is proving lethal not just for economies but for governments as many electors reject both austerity and further European integration.

"Although immigration is an important issue for many electors, and is often mentioned on the doorstep, it is often used as a means to express other concerns.

In many states, electors are not legally bound to vote for any candidate, and "faithless electors" have occasionally cast write-in ballots.

But John Bright, mighty and successful as was his advocacy, never added so many male electors to the roll as have now been added women.

"Many German electors, themselves constantly asked to do more for salary moderation, don't see why Germany should aid a country that has never imposed fiscal discipline," Mr. Jabko said.

The most dramatically screwed-up presidential elections in early American history -- those of 1800, 1824 and 1876 -- were complicated affairs in which the popular vote was unknowable, either because state legislatures picked many presidential electors or because of rampant fraud.

"If you're a strong, independent person you should be able to say who you voted for and why, and MPs voted in Parliament in public and many thought electors should be subject to that.