Sentence examples for below the vote from inspiring English sources

Whatever your view of the situation (mine is below), the vote and resulting funding cuts will have substantial ramifications for important programs aimed at limiting risks to vulnerable populations in hazard zones.

Senate votes were roughly sorted into piles for each group, so we don't currently know how many of these votes were below-the-line votes for each candidate, and how many were above-the-line votes for the group.

The Tasmanian Labor senator Lisa Singh has been re-elected off the back of a strong below-the-line vote despite being dropped to sixth on her party's Senate ticket.

"The result will be a system in which below-the-line voting is significantly more onerous, thereby privileging the party-selected voting tickets applied in the case of an above-the-line vote".

"In the event that this does not occur, and the current proposal for optional preferential voting above the line is maintained, a like system should be introduced for below-the-line voting," he says.

Below-the-line votes needed to be transported to a central location in each state.

The increase in below-the-line voting means the ballots have to be processed before they can be included in the count.

The makeup of Victoria's upper house will not be known for at least another week thanks to a huge number of below-the-line votes.

Singh tweeted that she was "deeply honoured" by the historic result, the first time a candidate has been elected on below-the-line votes since the above and below the line system was introduced in 1984.

He has been reelected seven times, never dropping below 80% of the vote.

Below, the breakdown of the vote.