Sentence examples similar to oblige electors from inspiring English sources
On 16 July the Duke wrote to his friend Heinsius, the Grand Pensionary of Holland, "We are advancing into the heart of Bavaria to destroy the country and oblige the Elector one way or the other to a compliance".
But yes, it's true that if (a) the plan had been in place in 2004, (b) New York had been a contracting state, and (c) the popular vote throughout the country, including New York, had been exactly the same under the plan as it was in its absence, then (d) New York would have been obliged to send Bush electors to the college, even though more New Yorkers had voted for Kerry.
Under the current system, a republican vote in a democratic state is a vote for a democrat, because the electors are obliged to vote that way.
Asked about the 2 million new electors, Hartley said the commission was obliged under law to use the 2015 data.
The electoral roll will include female Victorian electors born between 1 January 1944 and 31 December 1983, excluding silent and overseas electors.
Electors will now have two votes.
