Sentence examples for join the electoral from inspiring English sources

To make it happen, join the electoral reform protest in Trafalgar Square today at 2pm.

This would also be the last date for people to join the electoral roll and for parties to nominate their candidates.

Democrats have fielded candidates with long histories of public service who were encouraged to join the electoral fray by the sense of emergency Trump's presidency has created.

All three described their candidacies as opening salvos in a long-term battle to gain political acceptance for immigrants in a region that is diversifying rapidly but sometimes contentiously, and to motivate more of them to join the electoral fray.

As the prospect of a replay of 2000's electoral/popular vote split looms up before us, National Review's Dan Foster argues that conservatives should resist the temptation to join the electoral college's critics in the event that a Romney popular-vote victory still leaves the Republican nominee a few electoral votes short.

Meanwhile, a new campaign to persuade up to 300,000 people in Scotland who are not registered to vote to join the electoral roll has been launched by the Daily Record, Electoral Commission, the Scottish TUC and the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations.

Because of the referendum effect, another 2 million people have joined the electoral register since.

He reported on a Sunni extremist joining the electoral fray, and explained how patronage works in the Pakistani political system.

That was the pledge I made when I joined the electoral college – that I would do everything I could to block Trump.

One independent expert, Paul Mitchell, of Political Data Inc., calculated that, since 2012, as many as two million new voters have joined the electoral register statewide, many of them under the age of thirty.

The AEC is reporting some 29,273 voters joined the electoral role in the week after the Marriage Equality Postal Survey was announced.