The phrase "available votes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to elections, polls, or decision-making processes where options or choices are being counted or considered.
Example: "The final tally showed that there were only 100 available votes left for the candidates."
Alternatives: "remaining votes" or "accessible votes".
Under the constitution, the winning candidate needs more than half the available votes cast in a national ballot.
For the ban to be overturned, it needs six of the eight available votes on the International Football Association Board, the sport's lawmaking body.
Looking on as Sheikh Salman secured 33 of the 46 available votes to ascend to one of the most powerful roles in world football were Platini and Blatter.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was recused from the case, apparently because he owns Microsoft stock, meaning that Microsoft would have to capture five of only eight available votes to win.
Mike Rees, head of Standard Chartered's wholesale banking division, and one of the highest-paid bankers in the industry, was denied almost a quarter of available votes – a large revolt by the standards of shareholder meetings.
The bulk of the 550,000-plus available votes are thought already to have been cast but Burnham will tell a rally on Monday he is confident many of the undecided are switching back to his cause.
Available voting records show votes only since 1992.
About 70% of those who said abortion should always be available voted for Mr Gore; 74% of those who said it should always be illegal voted for Mr Bush.
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What is the current best-available voting technology?
* Examining the array of voting technologies available, including voting on the Internet and whether voters would feel comfortable with it.
