Sentence examples for electoral records from inspiring English sources

Electoral records show a Chanda Balakrishnan living at the address from 1998 to 2004, though Aravindan Balakrishnan is not listed.

Scotland has said No to independence and preserved its 307-year-old union with England after a historic referendum which gripped voters and smashed electoral records.

Then, last autumn, a late-night online search yielded a result – some relevant electoral records had just been published by the genealogy site ancestry.com.com

Haiti needs to start working right now to update electoral records, set voting procedures for displaced people, issue identity cards for the many Haitians who have lost all of their documents, and educate voters on where to vote.

192's data is normally taken from uploaded electoral records, but they say the age guides are not based on the actual date of birth of individuals but modeled on data from a broad sample of the population using "complex mathematical algorithms".

Only randomly selected households in the suburb and postcode of interest with a telephone number listed in the Electronic White Pages EWPP) that matched Australian electoral records were approached.

His state's development record is strong, and his electoral record is similarly impressive.

"Objectively, looking at his electoral record, they are wrong so let's overcome that," he said.

He's popular as a governor — the electoral record is proof enough of that — but not as a presidential candidate.

Mr. Gormley, meanwhile, is vulnerable to attacks on his electoral record and even his loyalty to the Republican Party.

Conservatives who identify themselves as Tea Party members are an active and organized group in American politics, even if they are one with a mixed electoral record.