Sentence examples for mail-in voting from inspiring English sources

Both states have been refining mail-in voting for two decades, and Oregon in 1998 became the first state to move entirely to mail-in voting.

In addition to the gun laws, Democratic majorities in the legislature passed green-energy requirements for rural electric cooperatives, offered in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants who were Colorado high school graduates, and expanded mail-in voting.

Countering the drawbacks of mail-in voting is the convenience of the thing, which is profound.

Union members, in mail-in voting over the last two weeks, supported the labor agreement 70 percent to 30 percent.

With our votes hidden, the other side becomes faceless, and the use of mail-in voting amplifies this effect.

The critics point out that there has never been a documented case of voter impersonation in Indiana, and that mail-in voting is more prone to fraud.

His staff too, though, seemed to be talking up a mail-in vote as a possibility.

Will Florida hold another contest, perhaps a caucus or a mail-in vote?

But the weather is less an issue in Great Neck because of its liberal use of mail-in votes.

On Thursday, Mr. Dunning fired a campaign worker for soliciting mail-in votes at a South Dallas apartment complex.

And with Florida Democrats tossing out the idea of a mail-in vote, Tuesday did not bring much good news for the Clinton camp.