Multiple voters said in interviews that they handed over their ballots — some of which were not fully filled out and were left unsealed — to people who showed up at their doors and offered to collect them.
In contrast to previous game-theoretic models of political communication, the results apply to situations involving multiple voters, multidimensional policy spaces and a broad class of voting rules.
Such problems, Ms. Engelbrecht said, included people showing up at polls without any identification, or showing up with multiple voter registration cards in different names, and being allowed to vote; she said she had not witnessed such irregularities during her own service as a volunteer at polling places, but had heard about them happening from other poll watchers.
In numerous reports people showed up at polls with multiple voter registration cards.
Clinton's day was a blur of activity that drove her from multiple visits with voters in places as disparate as a Queens carwash to the chandeliered hotel ballroom where she was embraced by supporters.
Republicans appeared to have been caught flat-footed about the change in voter opinion about insurance coverage, which has been cited by voters in multiple polls this year as the issue they care most about.
But the fact that voters in multiple states signed off on gay marriage all at once on Tuesday suggests a significant leap forward, in addition to the incremental progress.
Two provisions require certain jurisdictions to provide election materials to voters in multiple languages: Section 4(f)(4) and Section 203(c).
In two swing states, Quinnipiac surveys released Tuesday found results similar to Pew's: Younger voters strongly support the legalization of recreational marijuana, and large majorities of voters in multiple demographics favor some form of marijuana legalization at the state level.
The IOC will soon announce whether Almaty, Kazakhstan, or Beijing will host the 2022 Winter Olympics, but it was left with those choices only after voters in multiple European cities -- including Munich, Oslo and Stockholm -- rejected possible bids amid fears of heavy cost overruns, such as those that plagued London's 2012 games and the $50 billion 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia. .
