Sentence examples for a public election from inspiring English sources

Each DHB is comprised of 11 directors; seven of whom are elected through a public election system for three years term, and four are appointed to positions by the MoH.

"I also question the legality of someone raising private money to conduct a public election".

We've all heard from our county clerks and city clerks who have expressed concern, we've all concerns about private sources funding a public election.

The state party and the DNC both have said they won't pay for it, leaving the state to find private donors to fund a public election.

According to the Free-Press, Mr. Thomas said concerns raised include using private money to pay for a public election; overall cost of the primary (about $12 million) and diverting that money from Democratic candidates to pay for the election; and the burden on local clerks to prepare for the election without much lead time.

Sir David points out that in 1950, 30% of voters told pollsters they had been to a public election meeting.

I have worked in Michigan's prisons for more than 22 years and can say without hesitation that I would not want any convicted felon voting in any election that could determine the state's future, nor that of my family.The United States is a representative republic, and a vote in any public election represents the will of law-abiding citizens.

If Labor can't form a coalition either, it's possible a second public election could be called, starting the process all over again. .

In 1892, Lockport, N.Y., held the first public election using a lever-operated machine, made by a Rochester safemaker, Jacob H. Myers, according to Sequoia Pacific Voting Equipment.

This is possible because local governments are publishing detailed public election results for all to see.

He was to be the last executive to gain office without public election.