The pinnacle of our success came the year we presented the Boston Tea Party, complete with my brother tossing shoe boxes marked "TEA" over the side of a ship made from a discarded voting booth, my Schwinn Stingray straining to pull it all.
Scanners can reject improperly marked ballots, allowing the voter to start over, thereby reducing discarded votes.
Hunter sued to get more of the discarded votes counted, and the case has gone through the district court, appeals court, Ohio Supreme Court and — briefly — the U.S. Supreme Court.
There is no reason to discard votes for federal and statewide office and votes for other state and local offices, if the voter wound up voting in the wrong place but the right race.
Analysis begins as before with a compilation of RMS vector field differences i, j R in Table 8 between the candidates and an arithmetic mean model M and a weighted mean model M w (the latter in this case consists of candidates B, C2, D, F, H with weight 1.0 and candidates A, E and G with weight 0.5 with coefficients and of A discarded again following a vote by the task force).
For once, a discarded sheet provides inspiration.
The journal had a discarded prototype.
A discarded lollipop-wrapper.
At issue was a proposal to discard a voting system agreed upon three years ago that gave Spain, a member of the union, and Poland, which joins next year, almost as much voting weight each as Germany, which has more than twice the population of either.
The obstacle to agreement at the summit meeting, which ended Saturday, was a proposal to discard a voting system agreed upon in Nice, France, three years ago that gave Spain, a member of the union, and Poland, which enters next year, almost as many votes each in the European Council as Germany, which has more than twice the population of either country.
