Sentence examples for electors will from inspiring English sources

The formal election of the president doesn't happen until Monday 19 December when the electoral college meets and electors will cast their ballots.

The winner of California's popular vote gets the state's entire slate of electoral votes, only Democratic electors will gather to make the state's selection of Clinton official.

But assuming that they're all "faithful" Electors, then, depending on which presidential candidate wins their respective state, the corresponding group of Electors will cast all their Electoral votes for the winning candidate, on the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December (No kiddin. That's how they do it. This year, that's December 19).

The idea is that once enough states have signed on to put together a majority of electoral votes, those states agree that their electors will always vote for the winner of the popular vote in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia.

"The software provider has resolved the issue which means that, if any postal votes have been issued to these electors, they will be cancelled and none of these electors will be shown as eligible on the electoral registers to be used at polling stations on 23 June.

"All of the affected electors will also be written to by their local electoral registration officer with an explanation of what happened and will be told that they will not be able to vote at the referendum".

The 115 cardinal-electors will vote four times daily until two-thirds can agree on a single candidate.

Conclave comes from the Latin "cum-clave" meaning literally "with key" - the cardinal-electors will be locked in the Sistine Chapel each day until Benedict XVI's successor is chosen.

Only one of the 13 cardinal-electors will take on a Vatican job.

Italians, with 24 cardinal-electors, will remain the largest single nationality--an asset in their openly expressed aspiration to reclaim the papacy after John Paul, the first non-Italian pope in more than four centuries.

The largest influence on whether an elector will vote is peer-to-peer engagement — not party promises, she pointed out.