Sentence examples for modern voting from inspiring English sources

The Seventh District has modern voting technology.

Perhaps Congress could finance the nationwide deployment of a modern voting system by imposing a tax on political campaign spending.

In 1962, when it initiated modern voting rights with a seminal "one man, one vote" ruling, Frankfurter dissented, arguing for staying out of the "political thicket".

With a modern voting system, state governments could use computer records to assure that every eligible citizen had the opportunity to register.

The governor also set aside $3 million to help Salem and Sussex Counties replace punch cards with modern voting machines before the November election.

Companies are suddenly in fierce competition to produce modern voting systems, not normally a lucrative field but now potentially a multibillion-dollar market.

The modern vote certainly seems to be behind Mr. Putin, 47.

They are embracing modern technology, voting in ever more elections and pressing their leaders to do better.

The board's action came a day after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation that authorized the return of the machines, which had been replaced in 2010 by more modern electronic voting devices.

Having concluded that the modern electronic voting system introduced at a cost of $95m in 2010 was too slow to cope with a possible run-off, the Board of Elections opted to go back to the future by dragging out 5,100 lever machines that date from the 1960s.

If anywhere is natural recruiting ground for the centre-right it is here, the heartland of Italian industry and the cosmopolitan centre of the Italian north, which looks down its nose at the poorer, rural southerners.But Mr Formigoni is not the sort of man who would easily gather the modern business vote in Frankfurt or London.