The phrase "active vote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to voting, elections, or decision-making processes where a vote is currently being cast or is in effect.
Example: "During the meeting, we will have an active vote on the proposed budget changes."
Alternatives: "current vote" or "live vote".
According to information provided by the academy, the organization had 5,783 active voting members as of Dec. 27, 2011, as well as 152 non-voting active associate members.
There had been widespread reports in the media of active vote-buying in the run-up to Tuesday's poll but the government is adamant that every care was taken to ensure a fair electoral process (a number of arrests were made on Tuesday of people suspected of vote-buying).In seeking to explain the IAF's regression, the party's own shortcomings cannot be overlooked.
They are a politically active voting bloc with whom Hammer frequently communicates through e-mail.
Why is both Government and business ignoring the most active voting and spending of age groups?
More than half of active votes have been cast, 42% of them among registered Democrats and 36% among registered Republicans.
Research by Mr. Jelen suggested that gun control opponents are a more unified and active voting bloc than gun control supporters.
Starting with the next election in 2010, the standard term of government will increase from four to five years; postal voting will become available to everyone; and the active voting age will come down from 18 to a surprising 16.That may be a slight help to the Greens, who in the 2006 election garnered over 11% of the poll, a little more than the Freedom Party.
This study looked only at active voting members.
According to the academy, the organization had 5,765 active voting members as of Feb. 16.
