Sentence examples for electors have from inspiring English sources

Nor should Chechnya's ethereal electors have any trouble choosing the president that Moscow likes best.

Electors have got used to thinking that the purpose of government is to spend, spend, spend.

Electors have a right to see their potential prime ministers live and unfiltered and at length.

The Hall electors have every reason to be angry with the players.

And three Republican electors have threatened to cast their votes — votes that actually count — for Ron Paul.

Faithless electors have never changed the outcome of an election, but they do pop up from time to time.

Under the electoral college procedures then prevailing, the electors had cast their votes for both Thomas Jefferson and Burr without indicating which should be president and which vice president.

I am not in favour of electors having two votes – one for the MPs, one for Lords.

The electors had voted for Wenceslas reluctantly during Charles IV's reign, fearful that the monarchy might become a perquisite of the house of Luxembourg.

I think the issue, in terms of Florida's electors, has always been the desire expressed by the Florida Supreme Court that this be resolved by Dec. 12.

During the 1820s new states entered the union, voting laws were relaxed, and several states passed legislation that provided for the direct election of presidential electors by voters (electors had previously been appointed by state legislatures).