Sentence examples for normal voting from inspiring English sources

He added there would be two forms of voting under their scheme for an assembly - normal voting and key voting.

"I seriously doubt that a voter would be unable to push a chad through on a normal voting device," Mr. Ahmann said.

Also, the minimum age for voting in that referendum was lowered to 16 instead of 18, which is the normal voting arrangement in UK elections.

This is the moment for the people of Richmond Park to forget their normal voting preferences and make it very clear to the government that they still oppose Brexit.

Republican state lawmakers here are homing in on an obscure, never used federal statute that, they contend, could offer them a decisive hand in choosing Florida's precious 25 electors if the normal voting process somehow leaves the outcome unclear.

What they expected was that a campaign focussed on such concerns as abortion, homosexuality, and the proposed Equal Rights Amendment might swing sufficient numbers of Catholics and Protestant evangelicals to change the normal voting patterns and the election results.

A normal vote would require a majority of those present.

Those normal vote-winning names – a new team, a new manager – are denied.

The totals reported on caucus night are simply normal vote tallies as in any other election.

"That's a pretty strong indicator of the normal vote for the state in a Senate race," he said.

Unlike the caucuses in Iowa, where people gathered in gyms and even people's homes to listen to conversations about who they should vote for, New Hampshire is more like a normal vote.