Sentence examples similar to first time electors from inspiring English sources

Both are first-time electors.

Though doubts have been raised on the extent to which the party has captured public imagination, there is a growing acknowledgment that the AAP may have garnered a significant number of votes--especially from first-time electors in strongholds of other parties in India's hinterlands, primarily because of its "clean image".

In a contemporary folk song Frederick William was for the first time called the "Great Elector".

On March 29 , 1961 the 23rd Amendment was ratified, granting residents of the District of Columbia the right to vote for electors in presidential elections for the first time.

Each National Assembly (approximate translation of Adunarea Obştească), inaugurated in 1831 2, was a legislature itself under the control of high-ranking boyars, comprising 35 (in Moldavia) or 42 members (in Wallachia), voted into office by no more than 3,000 electors in each state; the judiciary was, for the very first time, removed from the control of hospodars.

For the first time Brandenburg's territories, united only by their allegiance to the person of the Elector, were drawn together for a political purpose.

As in Brandenburg, Frederick William ignored the privilege of the Prussian estates to confirm or veto taxes raised by the elector: while in 1656, an Akzise was raised with the estates' consent, the elector by force collected taxes not approved by the Prussian estates for the first time in 1674.

Section 5, however, this court has an independent obligation to ensure that Florida resolves any controversies over the appointment of electors by reference to the rules enacted by the Legislature prior to the election, not post hoc standards announced for the first time by courts some two weeks after the election.

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ROME — Italian lawmakers failed for the fourth time to elect a president on Friday when the center-left candidate, former Prime Minister Romano Prodi, was unable to muster enough support among the 1,007 electors in Parliament.

In the first, the electors met; in the second, the remaining princes; and in the third, the free imperial cities.