In multiple votes on gay issues at the conference here, the nearly 1,000 delegates have consistently opposed changing their church doctrine to include acceptance of gay sex or openly gay ministers.
The Bennet women from Pride & Prejudice were born to spend Saturday evenings watching X Factor together, Lizzy pretending she's above it, Lydia shrieking and phoning in multiple votes while showing off, sure she would be "better than them", Mrs B smiling fondly.
(Way to angle in on multiple voting blocs, Emily).
Cynthia C. Alicea, 25, was accused of multiple voting in 2004 because officials found two registration cards in her name.
Election day was marred by ballot-stuffing, inaccuracies in voter lists and multiple voting.
He had about twice as many people voting for him as voted for Corbyn, even allowing for multiple voting in the three-part electoral college that Miliband abolished.
Media and independent observers reported long lines at one large stadium in Caracas that combined multiple voting centers but otherwise very short or no lines across the country.
The candidates' main complaint focused on the failure of a system to prevent multiple voting, in which voters' hands were marked with what was supposed to be indelible ink but which often washed off easily.
Many Iraqi voters evidently shared such feelings, dancing in the streets, tossing sweets into polling stations, and waving two fingers, one dyed with supposedly indelible ink to prevent multiple voting, in a victory salute.
