Sentence examples for call voting from inspiring English sources
This study builds on previous research by examining the impact of gender when predicting roll call voting behavior in the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate over several recent congresses.
Given the amount of uncertainty in an election -- what statisticians call noise and what politicians call voting irregularities -- the difference goes from barely perceptible to moot, at least scientifically.
Imagine what could happen to transparency if we truly digitized Congress, taking them from an electronic card voting system from the 70s in the House and roll call voting in the Senate to transparent, real-time, online attendance and voting reporting.
When asked about his future, the official pulled on his cigarette and mentioned what other young, relatively well-educated Burmese call "voting by foot".
Per DW-nominate scores, which is based on roll call voting, even the more conservative Minority Whip John Cornyn is within a standard deviation of his party's center.
The Bush campaign has gotten particularly good mileage out of a National Journal analysis of roll call voting in 2003 that ranked John Kerry of Massachusetts as the No. 1 liberal in the Senate and John Edwards of North Carolina as the fourth-most-liberal senator.
They were holed up in the Senate chamber for what they call Vote-a-Rama.
Additionally, a solution is proposed to section off, from the logical structure, so called voting zones to significantly reduce the risk of causing false alarms.
For example, in 2004 the superstar P. Diddy fronted a fairly successful voter-registration campaign called "Vote or Die".
