Sentence examples for join the vote from inspiring English sources

Rose Lowe, one of the organisers, said: "Join The Vote aims to add thousands more people to the electoral register".

In a statement, the Electoral Commission added: "Many people will see Join the Vote volunteers on streets this weekend, but those who miss them can still visit www.aboutmyvote.co.uk to download a registration form".

More than 4,000 people have registered for Join The Vote to offer people advice and registration forms for the local and European elections on 22 May.

Ms Lowe from Bite the Ballot said: "Essentially we want Join The Vote to prove power in numbers and that people, neighbourhoods and communities care deeply about the issues that affect them.

Parents join the voting at an annual assembly where budgets, salary scales and tuition are decided.

"Considering that artists are the single most valuable part of our industry, inviting them to join the voting academy is an obvious step to make.

To join the voting at this point, members had to see all 12 films in a screening room in Los Angeles, San Francisco or New York.

In the battle over voting rights in Selma, Alabama, teachers led by the Rev. Frederick Reesecomprised the first group of professionals to join the voting rights marches, in January 1965.

Ellman, who joined the vote of no confidence in Corbyn in July, put the membership of the Riverside party at 2,000 and said the antagonistic atmosphere at meetings could be attributed to only eight or nine people.

Mobile phone selfies were the order of the day as, at least in Lleida, even some African immigrants joined the voting queues.

Peter, Paul and Mary went on to perform at the 1963 March on Washington and joined the voting-rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., in 1965.