Sentence examples for increased voting from inspiring English sources

He also admitted the IMF wanted to reform to give countries such as Brazil increased voting rights.

This finding amplifies earlier studies that found increased voting rates for those jurors who decided criminal cases.

Paul said that he supports increased voting access, citing legislation he co-sponsored to restore voting rights to some convicted felons.

Nancy Birdsall, of the Center for Global Development, thinks along the same lines, believing the financial crisis gives "fresh impetus to overdue changes in global governance," like increased voting power for emerging economies in the IMF and World Bank.

"We are lagging the country, in an embarrassing way, on voting laws in large part because for years there was a majority in the senate that viewed increased voting participation as against their political interests.

Such tactics limiting access to the ballot box include shortened early voting hours, reduced polling locations and hours, new requirements for photo ID, and increased voting restrictions for felons.

The commission has been quietly looking at ways to tweak that rule to increase voting.

This would inevitably increase voting participation and encourage Americans to read the newspapers.

Increased vote share in London assembly.

But the New York Times reported that there is actually little independent evidence of increased vote fraud.

Rahman was re-elected last year with an increased vote, but the allegations against him and his followers continued.