Sentence examples for designated voting from inspiring English sources

Decisions were generally made by consensus, but when voting was conducted, only representatives of the participating cohorts were designated voting members, with 1 vote each.

(Precincts are the designated voting blocks within counties).

In 1997, half of the skilled working class (designated "C2") voted Labour, down to just 30percentt in 2015.

When Mr. Osipov's ability to legislate from the beyond caught public attention, his allies explained that he had designated colleagues to vote on his behalf.

Their job as "delegates" is to pick up the résumés on the seat of their designated chairs and vote for candidates as swiftly as possible.

Perks: $9,000 stipend; parking pass in designated lots (as a voting member of board of trustees); $3,000 worth of meals; $50 a month reimbursement for cellphone; car in homecoming parade; access to president's box for football games; meeting Michelle Obama on her campaign visit to campus.

When they vote, they can place the sticker with your name on the line designated for who they vote should be mayor.

Absentee voting, electoral process that enables persons who cannot appear at their designated polling places to vote from another location.

In the end, Edmonton was designated by a vote of sixteen members—including Rutherford to eight.

For statewide office, a candidate may be designated by majority vote of a political party's state committee.

She was challenged for voting to designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a foreign terrorist organization.