Sentence examples for cards vote from inspiring English sources

If those who signed authorization cards vote for the new union, it would have enough votes to oust the Air Line Pilots Association and represent both old US Airways pilots, known as the East, and America West pilots.

Otherwise, federal courts run the risk of being "thrust into the details of virtually every election, tinkering with the state's election machinery, reviewing petitions, registration cards, vote tallies, and certificates of election for all manner of error and insufficiency under state and federal law".

Four out of every 10 children in Benin do not have any legal existence because they were not officially registered; these children cannot receive national identity cards, vote, open bank accounts, obtain official travel documents or sit for exams.

Another government application for punch cards, voting machines, drew national attention in late 2000 during the dispute over counting ballots with "dangling" or "pregnant" chads in the presidential election.

One wild-card vote belongs to the newest Republican in the Senate, Scott Brown of Massachusetts.

In the case of Labour conferences, it notes the exact result of every card vote.

Because we didn't ring a bell before the first ever card vote was taken.

It is a card vote, and the result will be ready at 1.20pm.

A show of hands showed no clear result, but once a card vote was taken the result was overwhelming.

So they now argue that a punch-card vote should count even if there appears to be only an indentation.

In charge of the NUR's card vote at Blackpool, Weighell foolishly ignored his delegation's instructions and cast its vote for another union.