Sentence examples for difficulty in voting from inspiring English sources
Although rural history shows voters have a general difficulty in voting Labor which stretches back as far as the shearers' strikes, independents are another matter.
And I encourage all disabled voters to exercise their fundamental right to vote and to report any difficulties they encounter in voting to their state and national representatives.
Fourth, crowdfunding shareholders face difficulties in voting and the protection of their rights and interests.
Gara concludes that GOP efforts on Voter ID and early voting reflect their difficulty "in appealing to the rising electorate of the young and people of color so they try to maintain their electoral supremacy" by making it harder to vote.
Though, given that the election will be decided in just a few swing states, it is unclear whether the difficulty in mail-in voting will change the outcome of the election.
I vote for those who face difficulty voting, today, in our country.
"A liberal-leaning person would have difficulty voting for me," he told reporters in Salem.
Lawyers from the N.A.A.C.P. will be in Miami on Saturday to speak with voters who say they had difficulty voting.
Local officials said no one complained of difficulty voting.
Thus the opposition among other Democrats and environmentalists to accepting the Lugar approach as a compromise — and Mr. Reid's difficulty in finding 60 votes for it.
