Sentence examples for identifying votes from inspiring English sources

But what the court found there -- and there was undisputed evidence, and Mr. Richard, who was Governor Bush's counsel here, conceded that the Palm Beach board had applied the appropriate standard in identifying votes, the so-called 215 additional net votes for Vice President Gore and Senator Lieberman -- what you had there was undisputed evidence.

This paper examines the vote choices of representatives on the Pacific Fisheries Management Council by creating a spatial map of ideal point locations of voting members during the years 2006 2009 and then identifying voting coalitions.

More recently, he's been leading an anti-gerrymandering campaign called The National Democratic Redistricting Committee, correctly identifying voting rights as perhaps the greatest threat to American democracy, certainly more than Donald Trump's bromance with Vladimir Putin.

"The governor needs to step up his game, show some leadership and identify votes in the Republican conference just as he did with the marriage equality vote".

It includes newly identified "votes" from about one-fifth of the precincts in Miami-Dade County, but only orders the recount of a fraction of ballots identified as undervotes from the other 80percentt of the county.

The 69-vote lead is noteworthy because it exceeds the magnitude in any identified vote-counting error.

No wonder that an issue of Science, timed for November's US election, claimed that brain imaging could identify voting intentions.

The engine driving the BBC's election analysis is a team of psephologists - people who study elections - who will be analyzing every result across the country to identify voting patterns and trends that help to give a picture of the shape of the next government.

On Monday, both parties appeared on the cusp of an agreement that would have found a mutually acceptable way of identifying fraudulent votes.

Even Crosscheck's own participation guide warns about the possibility of erroneously identifying double votes.

Because the county canvassing boards identified legal votes and these votes could change the outcome of the election, we hold that the trial court erred in rejecting the legal votes identified in the Miami-Dade County and Palm Beach County manual recounts.