The phrase "additional voting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra opportunities or instances for casting votes, often in the context of elections or decision-making processes.
Example: "The committee decided to hold additional voting sessions to ensure that all members had a chance to express their opinions."
Alternatives: "extra voting" or "supplementary voting".
-- Information on efforts by the EU or other member states to secure additional voting rights in the UN and its specialized agencies.
The main drawback of TMR is that it requires more than three times the original circuit area as the flip-flops are triplicated and additional voting logic is inserted.
Mr Osborne was wrong: the introduction of AV would not have required any additional voting machines and even if it had, ERSL would have gained no financial benefit because it doesn't manufacture or supply such machines.
Logically, the MIPSB shares ought to be worth the same -- or perhaps a bit more -- than the Class A shares, reflecting the additional voting rights and the fact that more of them are in public hands and available for trading.
The suffrage map was so successful that the cost of reprinting it caused serious financial problems for the national movement, because every time a state granted additional voting rights for women, supporters demanded updated versions (Dando 227-28).
James L. Dolan, the owner of the Knicks and the chief executive of the Madison Square Garden Company, violated federal law when he failed to tell government agencies of his acquisition of additional voting securities in the company, the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday.
Johnson recognized the need for additional voting-rights legislation, and he directed Nicholas Katzenbach, soon to be his attorney general, to draft it.
Clinton: 221,556 additional votes.
Sanders: 354,202 additional votes.
Vermont gave Palmer an additional vote.
These may provide hundreds of additional votes for both candidates.
