Sentence examples for inclusive voting from inspiring English sources

Advocates for a more inclusive voting system have also praised the state's efforts to open voting to previously disfranchised groups, including passing a law allowing people on probation to vote.

But we have a long way to go before we have a modern, user-friendly, inclusive voting system".

A transparent and inclusive vote in April is viewed as central to the credibility of the Kabul government.

6/1: Facebook Forced By Privacy Activist To Put Policy Changes Up For Worldwide Vote – This shows Facebook still has thorns in its side, though an inclusive vote allowed Facebook to implement changes.

But advocates for a more inclusive vote didn't give up, and Texas NAACPP and the Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC) took the law to court once again, under a different section of the Voting Rights Act that still holds, in a case that has now made its way to US District Court Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos's court.

Supporters of a more fair, efficient and inclusive system of voting should not let this moment slip away.

For general elections, the nominees of major parties should face more competition from third-party and independent candidates by having fairer ballot access, inclusive debates, ranked-choice voting and, eventually, a national popular vote for president.

Her message to voters was inclusive: "Whether you voted for the SNP or not, and whatever your views are on Scotland's future, I will seek to represent you and everyone in this constituency to the very best of my ability," she said.

To make sure that every vote indeed counts in the future, the statute should mandate procedures for all states to conduct fully inclusive, accurate and verifiable voting in federal elections.

It should make recommendations to Congress about how to achieve fair, inclusive and uniform standards for voting and vote counting.

I can foresee some conservative members of Congress using Manning as the reason to not vote for inclusive legislation.