Sentence examples for changing election from inspiring English sources

Says Tucker Carlson, "The Latin American countries are changing election outcomes here by forcing demographic change..."...

Section 5 required nine mostly southern states with a history of discrimination to seek approval before changing election laws.

The state legislature tossed ideas about last month, from changing election dates to simply putting the primary-winner's name on the November ballot.

Mississippi ran up against a provision of the Voting Rights Act, requiring it and eight other states, including Arizona, to get federal approval before changing election laws.

The term "game changing election" has been bandied about with such frequency by the US punditry that it's almost a cliché at the moment.

Georgia is one of several states that needs federal approval before changing election policy because of a history of discriminatory voting practices.

"But then came the moment when I saw him changing the election system, abolishing elections for governors of Russia's regions and getting rid of the single-member constituencies.

And as to that federal law about not changing the election rules after the election: Our view was that we weren't changing the rules, but merely interpreting them broadly.

I hope that if Mr. Miller sincerely believes that third parties spoil elections, he will try to persuade both major parties to work toward changing the election system to one that includes instant runoff voting, in which voters rank the candidates in order of preference.

Officials proposed changing regional election laws to forbid candidates with "moral flaws" from running.

Earlier, Mr. Bloomberg said he would not violate the mayor's confidence, and Mr. Green has long been opposed to changing the election laws.