Sentence examples for be of voting age from inspiring English sources

In coming up with that guideline, the Justice Department had assumed that each race would vote for its own, and that because blacks were less likely than whites to be of voting age, be registered or turn out to vote, a black candidate would need more of a buffer.

Mr. Solomon also articulated several other arguments against trying to get on the 2010 ballot, including a lack of enthusiasm from major donors and a sense that greater numbers of young voters who support gay rights will turn out — and be of voting age — in 2012, a presidential election year.

A senior government official in Ankara said 347,000 Kurds were believed to have moved into the Kirkuk area since the end of the major combat phase of the war in May 2003, of whom 172,000 are presumed to be of voting age.

Half of the one million Syrian refugees registered in Lebanon are believed to be of voting age.

Of course, every child of every nationalist turns out to be a nationalist itself – that's a given – but the plan appears to be lacking something in that these children aren't going to be of voting age for another 18 years and nine months. .

Moreover, given the ways in which naturalized citizens and documented and undocumented immigrants are often woven together into the same households and communities, another number may be more relevant: the 12.9 million (already) citizen children in immigrant families who will be of voting age within 15 years.

But that was the first time my daughter was of voting age.

More than three-quarters of the country's homeless people are of voting age.

Demographics: Of the 15.9 million Floridians who are of voting age, 12 million are currently registered to vote.

"The children of the first generation of evangelical leaders are of voting age, and they are questioning old allegiances".

The Facebook team explains that of 45 million active users, a whopping 80% are of voting age.