This is contrary to the protections that were supposed to be included in the new law, which should have given voters the option to cast a declaration vote.
(Mr. Jibril, in his news conference, appeared to suggest casting the "declaration" aside without much fuss, raising questions about how binding it is).
Votes were cast by spoken declaration, in public, at the hustings, erected on the Market Place (now Cathedral Square).
Rather, Ms. Wright's high-profile declaration casts a spotlight on the world of country music, which has historically had little room for differences.
The declaration was cast in the classical form of the great confessions of faith, affirming major biblical teachings and condemning those who were attempting to accommodate Christianity to National Socialism.
It included declarations casting doubt on Ms. Carlson's charges from hosts including Greta Van Susteren, Jeanine Pirro and Neil Cavuto, who in an op-ed described the accusations as "sick".
Inevitably, McCullough concentrates on the major actors in the drama — Jefferson, Dickinson, and Caesar Rodney, of Delaware, half his face eaten by skin cancer, appearing at the last minute to cast his vote for a declaration.
Some of us, Taylor concluded, will cast votes that are, essentially, "declarations of disbelief".
Mr. Miller's lawsuit says that Alaska law requires voters to write in a candidate's name as it appears on a declaration of candidacy to cast valid ballots.
Jeannette Rankin, a Republican congresswoman from Montana, was good, because she cast the lone vote opposing a declaration of war against Japan.
