Sentence examples for multiple votes in from inspiring English sources
The Queensland government introduced the laws after the state electoral commission's referral of one person to police for casting multiple votes in the 2012 state election.
The bizarre anomaly where some Labour party members have multiple votes in electing the party leader will also finally be addressed.
Jocelyn Scutt, a delegate from Cambridge, says these reforms will stop people being able to have multiple votes in leadership contests.
The present US Congress is generally considered the most unfriendly to the environment on record – with multiple votes in the House of Representatives to strike down or weaken environmental regulations, cut back funds for developing clean energy, and discount the existence of climate change.
I had gone there because of reports that people were being bussed between polling stations, casting multiple votes in a practice known as "carousel" voting.
Newsnight's Tim Whewell reports from Moscow, where he tracked down one of the buses protesters claim were used to ferry people between polling stations, to cast multiple votes in a practice known as "carousel" voting.
Cynthia C. Alicea, 25, was accused of multiple voting in 2004 because officials found two registration cards in her name.
He had about twice as many people voting for him as voted for Corbyn, even allowing for multiple voting in the three-part electoral college that Miliband abolished.
The candidates' main complaint focused on the failure of a system to prevent multiple voting, in which voters' hands were marked with what was supposed to be indelible ink but which often washed off easily.
Many Iraqi voters evidently shared such feelings, dancing in the streets, tossing sweets into polling stations, and waving two fingers, one dyed with supposedly indelible ink to prevent multiple voting, in a victory salute.
5.How are Chief Election Returning Officers empowered, enabled and equipped to identify and eliminate multiple voting in multiple constituencies across the UK when scrutinising the proposed AV v FPTP Referendum (should it be crazily attempted) ?
