Sentence examples for mail voter from inspiring English sources

The law also says that a state must "accept and use the mail voter registration application form prescribed".

Ballot errors, ballots in the mail, voter inquiries, voting machine preparations, polling place locations, and poll workers.

Senator Klein has proposed requiring the state to mail voter registration forms to all residents when they turn 18.

Before Citizens United, the three major Republican Party committees exerted power because their financial preeminence gave them the final word on the award of contracts to pollsters, direct mail, voter contact, and media consultants – very few of whom were willing to alienate a key source of cash.

The union noted that the fund would be used "for a broad range of political expenses, including television and radio advertising, direct mail, voter registration, voter education, and get out the vote activities in our work sites and in our communities across California". Nonunion employees were not given any choice as to whether they would pay into the fund.

According to the proposal, money in the Fight-Back Fund would be used "for a broad range of political expenses, including television and radio advertising, direct mail, voter registration, voter education, and get out the vote activities in our work sites and in our communities across California". Ibid.

Mr. Berlusconi is also planning to mail voters 12 million copies of his biography, a gauzy 128-page coffee-table book, his latest way around the government's ban on political advertisements on television.

In California, for example, there's now permanent voting by mail (voters can also go on line, after they've submitted their ballot, to see if they've been processed).

Photo identification laws, by exempting mail voters, tend to relieve Republican voters of the identification burden.

Florida Republicans tend to lead among mail voters, and Democrats tend to lead among in-person early voters.

If registered Democrats took a lead among mail voters that would be noteworthy, but given the Republicans current margin, that seems highly unlikely.