Sentence examples similar to a registration group from inspiring English sources

While election officials said the delivery of the 354 ballots by a representative of a voter registration group did not involve an emergency, Samora's attorney, John Huerta of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund, said the language of the election code section is vague and that, in any case, the ballots themselves were in order and should have been counted.

"If Ms. Abrams' folks that she's registering had used the paper applications with the online system and were using their state-issued ID or their Georgia ID, they would not be having these problems," he said in an apparent reference to New Georgia Project, a voter registration group Abrams started in 2014 that targets voters of color.

In Houston, a Tea Party group called the King Street Patriots recently accused a voter registration group, Houston Votes, of turning in voter registration applications with incorrect information.

Mr. Chagoury tried during the 1990s to win favor for Mr. Abacha from the Clinton administration, contributing $460,000 to a voter registration group to which Democratic officials steered him, according to news accounts.

Kemp's office blamed that disparity on the New Georgia Project, a voter registration group founded by Abrams in 2013.

Kemp has blamed the disproportionate effect on black voters on New Georgia Project, a voter registration group Abrams started.

As a noncitizen, he is barred from giving to U.S. political campaigns, but in 1996, he gave $460,000 to a voter registration group steered by Bill Clinton's allies and was rewarded with an invitation to a White House dinner.

"It's a war on voting," said Thomas Bates, vice president of Rock the Vote, a youth voter- registration group mounting a campaign to fight the array of state measures.

Celina Lew, a founding president of the Cañada Crescenta Democratic Club, said local gubernatorial tallies reflected a more even voter turnout among all registration groups, if in fact Decline-to-State Decline-to-State Decline-to-Stateeen Brown and Whitman.

David Iglesias, for one, thinks he may have been targeted because he would not go after a democratic voters' registration group; he thought the rule of law would not allow for it.

Carlos Duarte, the state director in Texas for Mi Familia Vota, a Latino voter registration group, said that aside from town-hall meetings and other activities during July, the organization would continue to court new Latino voters.