Sentence examples for increase ballot from inspiring English sources
Among other measures proposed are: a reform of legal aid; a consumer credit bill to give greater protection to the public; a road safety bill to codify offences and penalties; a bill to create an umbrella anti-discrimination body; an EU referendum bill; a bill giving greater powers to the Welsh assembly; and a bill to combat voter fraud and increase ballot security.
Drafting legislation is tough, so it's a lot easier to have a boilerplate bill to, say, increase ballot access to all.
In Arizona on Election Day, a paid sick leave and minimum wage increase ballot measure got 165,000 more votes than Donald Trump and a quarter-million more votes than Hillary Clinton.
He is an outspoken proponent of increased ballot access for 3rd party candidates, but has sought to repeal the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, also known as the Motor Voter law.
We're already seeing this with record voter registration in key states, positive early vote numbers, and an increase in ballot requests in Latino communities.
To put the sales tax increase on the ballot in March would require simple majority approval by the Legislature, but even getting that will require negotiation.
In Florida, a national group called the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or Acorn, set out to do just that this November by putting a proposal for a minimum-wage increase on the ballot.
Supporters of a higher minimum wage in Arkansas have collected thousands of signatures to get an increase on the ballot this fall.
With spending of $9 per capita, the system is the worst-funded of its size in California, according to Advocates for Library Enhancement, a local group fighting the privatization plan and campaigning to place the sales-tax increase on the ballot.
Case said his group has focused on two specific issues to engage young voters: Amendment 66, the school finance measure that includes a $950 million tax increase, and Boulder ballot Question 310, a citizen initiative charter amendment with links to Xcel Energy that would require voter approval of the debt limit of a future municipal energy utility.
