Sentence examples for electors right from inspiring English sources

Now nobody's going to say, "They've said Blackstone's selecting the electors," right?

Electors, right now, are the only people in the world who can prevent Trump from taking the oath of office on January 21st.

Fifa's electors knew right away that disunity had been mainlined into England's candidacy, which was confirmed when Dave Richards, the Premier League chairman, resigned his 2018 role, claiming, hilariously, that he could be of more use supporting the bid from "outside".

In considering whether an overseas elector's right to vote is rendered ineffective, the courts would of course need to consider whether the option of voting by proxy is an effective alternative.

2. Section 102.166, Florida Statutes, gives any candidate, or qualified elector, the right to protest the returns of a county canvassing board by filing a sworn written protest, and that protest may be filed within five days of the election, or any time before the canvassing board certifies the results, whichever occurs later.

In those boroughs which had freemen electors, voting rights were to be enjoyed by future freemen as well provided their freemanship was acquired through birth or apprenticeship and they too were resident.

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

Electors have a right to know who is behind powerful campaigning voices, and what money is being spent on their amplification.

These electors had the right to elect forty-four deputies to the Diet.

These electors had the right to elect twenty-three (increased to 26 in 1863; 31 in 1900) deputies to the Diet.

These electors had the right to elect three deputies, one from each city's chamber of commerce.