Sentence examples for general voting from inspiring English sources

What is the general voting affiliation of the constituents?

107, 1 N. W. 825 (1879); in general, voting by ballot was by no means secret.

The SNP, Labour, Greens, and Liberal Democrats all support extending the general voting age to 16 years old.

"If you take one million off early voting and send them to general voting, what will happen?

The fact that these candidates must also try to appeal to both hawkish Republican-primary voters and the more remorseful general voting public merely complicates matters.

The problem isn't the inherent correctness of the arguments, it is the packaging and selling of the ideas to the ideas to the general voting public.

The secret vote was an attempt to thwart the bill before it is put to a general vote.

By-elections would not lead to a general vote that could destabilise the country, Interior Minister Yannis Mihelakis said on Thursday.

Its report, published today, gave the IPCC a general vote of confidence, saying it had overall "served society well".

Daud Abdullah, the council's deputy secretary general, voted against attending and said: "I'm against it [attending].

Robert F. McDonnell (R) squeaked by Sen. R Creigh Deeds (D-Bath) to become attorney general, votes must be recounted statewide.