Sentence examples for examination of voting from inspiring English sources

Jeb Bush says he won't allow an independent examination of voting machines because he has "every confidence" in his handpicked election officials.

In her examination of vote counting on Election Night 2000, for instance, Ms. Coulter provides a series of incidents and time lags indicating that television coverage tended to favor Mr. Gore.

It's all but official: an examination of Eurovision voting data has confirmed a persistent voting gripe – the eastern European voting bloc indeed exists, and is now all but unbeatable.

An initial analysis of voting patterns might suggest this is a hopeless cause, but a more detailed examination indicates that if you give people the vote early, then their democratic engagement will increase.

Participants thus entered the second round of voting.

After this discussion, the revised statements were uploaded to the electronic voting system for a second round of voting.

As the court itself said, "This election should be determined by a careful examination of the votes of Florida's citizens and not by strategies extraneous to the voting process".

The majority firmly called on one and all to ignore the political gamesmanship at work within and beyond the Florida arena: "This election should be determined by a careful examination of the votes of Florida's citizens and not by strategies extraneous to the voting process".

The latest vote totals were the result of a re-examination of the voting machines that began on Friday.

The microscopic examination of Florida's voting in this close election has unearthed abuses that might have otherwise gone unnoticed.

Juliet Eilperin of The Washington Post says that "an examination of McCain's voting record shows an inconsistent approach to the environment: He champions some "green" causes while casting sometimes contradictory votes on others".