Sentence examples for change in election from inspiring English sources
Because of Mississippi's history of racial discrimination, the state is required to get federal approval for any change in election laws or procedures.
He would also press for a sweeping change in election law that would give third parties proportional representation in future parliaments.
The demonstration on Wednesday was called to protest a change in election law that critics said was meant to extend the mandate of the current Parliament.
The group's preferred outcome, full repeal of the health care law, does not require a change in election strategy, because the federation was likely to be supporting Republicans hostile to the health law anyway.
Top of their list of demands is the appointment of a broader cabinet, a change in election laws he decreed last month and the sacking of his public prosecutor.
The Bosnian Croats based their decision on a change in election laws last year that they say makes it impossible to retain positions that they have held since the Dayton pact.
That could change in elections on Sunday.
The best predictors were the half-year stock market performance, the change in election-year GDP and the trend in citizen's tax burden.
Changes in election rules compressed the campaign to just three weeks.
In 1998, before changes in election procedures started, supervisors needed 80,000 to 120,000 first-place votes to prevail.
The topics are: "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2000," "Changes in Election Policy," and "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2002".
