Sentence examples for each individual vote from inspiring English sources

(Except that, in the purely mathematical sense, they are right: because the numbers voting were lower than in the presidential election, each individual vote did count more).

But lever machines have problems of their own, not least that they make meaningful recounts impossible because they do not preserve each individual vote.

An alternative would be to try to work as a minority government, instead forming alliances for each individual vote in the House of Commons.

Cities are growing especially in the biggest states, where each individual vote means the least: in California, New York, North Carolina, Illinois and New Jersey.

For one thing, there are so few people in my town that each individual vote really does matter, and several local races have been decided by as many votes as you can count on one hand.

For one thing, there are so few people in my town that each individual vote really does… When did Halloween become, to use the marketing phrase of the moment, spooktacular?

The 2000 election should prove to one and all that every vote does count, that each individual voting choice is important, and that in close elections our voices have more of an impact than we could possibly imagine.

Gray points to the Bush vs. Gore campaign and other local elections as an example of votes mattering, but in each case, one individual vote would not have mattered one iota.

"We believe that the current paper and pen method is the best way forward, it means that each individual's vote is counted equally, one citizen one vote". He said a pilot scheme in 2018, asking voters to show identification when they turn up to a polling station, will aim to combat fraud and voter impersonation.

That means that in the electoral college, each individual Wyoming vote weighs 3.6 times more than an individual Californian's vote.

I also think it's a weak excuse to argue that formally, the votes of South Carolinians are equivalent to those of North Carolinians, and that the fact that people in one jurisdiction happen to have overwhelmingly homogenous political leanings that reduce the effective weight of each individual's vote is just an extraneous happenstance that doesn't infringe their rights.