Sentence examples for increased ballot from inspiring English sources

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.

Drafting legislation is tough, so it's a lot easier to have a boilerplate bill to, say, increase ballot access to all.

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.

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.

"Instead of imposing a ballot threshold that not a single MP met in the last election, politicians should stop ignoring sensible proposals to increase secret ballot turnouts at the workplace and online".

But Republican turnout could be increased by a ballot that also features Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York city, who is popular in the suburbs, against Hillary Rodham Clinton for Senate.

Look at poll findings and see why: any talk of increased spending means ballot box disaster; the word "borrowing" has become a synonym for "suicide".

The primary system enhanced participatory democracy within the parties, while the prime ministerial ballot increased the power of smaller parties, further splintering the composition of the Knesset and making governing coalitions more difficult to maintain.

An Ipsos poll also shows that Democrats have increased their generic ballot lead since Kavanaugh and Ford testified.

He received 33 votes on the first ballot, which increased to 41 on the twentieth ballot.

President Obama's national margin over Mitt Romney has increased as additional ballots have been added to the tally.