Sentence examples for central voter from inspiring English sources

Counties would divide $6 million for better education of voters and poll workers and $2 million to create a central voter database.

In another positive move, the measure provides money to help counties replace outdated equipment and for expanded voter education and to create a central voter database.

The agreement could restore hundreds of names to Florida's voter rolls, and would be the first since the disputed election that the central voter files would be corrected for errors, lawyers said.

Gov. Jeb Bush praised the measure, which, among other provisions, would ban punch cards and butterfly ballots, create a central voter database, provide provisional ballots for voters whose registration is in question, and help counties replace outdated equipment.

The new law will ban punch cards and butterfly ballots, create a central voter database and provide counties with $24 million over the next two years to replace outdated equipment.

"The central voter registry is not a public record," said Brian McNiff, a spokesman for William Francis Galvin, the secretary of the commonwealth in Massachusetts. .

But the central dilemma that voters keep electing governments the establishment cannot tolerate is no nearer resolution.

Scarred by memories of communism and distrust of government, central European voters (unlike some west Europeans) show little appetite for more statist policies.

"The difference of a Senate seat one way or another — it's just not central to voters' lives," said Mr. Black of Emory.

It is a pattern that has previously been seen across central Europe: voters disappointed when extravagant promises made after the collapse of communism were not fulfilled have often turned towards ex-communist parties and the far right.

Many Democrats fear the budget fights of this year have distracted from the issue that will be central to voters in the fall of 2012 – and officials want to get Paul Krugman off their backs.