Sentence examples for ask electors from inspiring English sources

Two years after Saltley Gate, Ted Heath was forced by another miners' strike to go to the country and ask electors who ruled Britain.

The Labour leader said the prime minister had broken a promise to reduce net migration, and reminded him of a 2010 general election pledge asking electors to vote them out if they failed to meet a target.

Irony aside, it should be borne in mind that asking electors to vote differently than they had pledged to is completely legitimate.

Another online petition, even more popular (and more desperate) than Baer's, is asking the electors to vote for Clinton instead of Trump.

Ensuring that the nation's electors meet to cast their ballots prior to January 20th, but after an investigation into Russian hacking, is little more than a matter of asking these electors to briefly postpone their work.

Although at first depicted as a futile Hail Mary, the Change.org petition and letter asking the electors to vote their conscience now offers fragile hope for millions of Americans who, for four full days, have hit their knees in a prayer for deliverance from the catastrophic November 8th election of Donald Trump.

29 states bar faithless electors, so 21 states do not.

Theoretically, Americans are supposed to be choosing the electors, but have you ever been asked to select an elector to represent all the voters in your area?

Dear Member of Parliament, I am writing to ask you to make it possible for me - and every elector in Britain - to vote on the Lisbon Treaty in a referendum.

It is tempting to ask how on earth we got into this mess, or even to blame the electors for failing to come to a clear decision.

Accordingly, you ask for clarification as to what information is required in order for an elector to properly request an absentee ballot.