Sentence examples for late vote from inspiring English sources

With late vote, I miss the last train to Twickenham and arrive home circa 2am.

"They told us that he would be able to make it, but he had a late vote," Ms. Bagley recalled.

(According to the National Review's Robert Costa, a dramatic high point came when Michele Bachmann "slowly strolled down the aisle" to cast a late vote for the Speaker).

Bush administration officials and Republican leaders squeezed their party ranks, relying on several longtime trade-wary lawmakers, one late vote switch, and the House speaker, J. Dennis Hastert, who often does not vote, to eke out the 215-214 victory.

She learned to control her nerves from an early age and travelling to tournaments on a Friday at the end of a school week prepared her for heading off to her constituency after a late vote on a Thursday.

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But after Nov. 7, some hurriedly mailed their ballots, unaware or unconcerned that late voting is illegal.

For many of those working in the Commons, particularly those representing marginal seats, it's a gruelling life of late votes, constituency engagements, bill committees and many hours sat on a train chugging back to the constituency from Westminster.

But elsewhere, the Bush team was itself exploring the legality of late voting -- not by Floridians in Israel but by members of the military, who, according to its internal memorandums, were "presumed" to "represent conservative electors".

One reason that party leaders are not shedding huge crocodile tears over New Jersey's late voting is that being caught up in the process can be as much a curse as a blessing.

In particular, while some voters admitted in interviews that they had cast illegal ballots after Election Day, the investigation found no support for the suspicions of Democrats that the Bush campaign had organized an effort to solicit late votes.