Sentence examples for open voters from inspiring English sources

The Republican primary in South Carolina is open; voters do not have to be registered as a Republican to vote.

Professor Drossos adds that important issues were left open: voters have not been given enough time to mull over a complex fiscal issue.

By Kate Julian November 4, 2008 By the time the poll workers arrived at the Pelham Fritz Recreation Center polling place, in Marcus Garvey Park, in Harlem, at around 5 30 A.M., half an hour before the polls were scheduled to open, voters were already lining up.

On Election Day in 2012, when more than three times as many polling places were open, voters who had signed up to cast their ballots by mail showed up in person instead, clogging polls, in particular in low-income and heavily Latino neighborhoods.

On Sunday, Clinton told the Register that it wasn't just her previous campaign that helped open voters' minds, but also Hollywood.

He also utilized open voter data to target those in swing states.

Following the revelations of massive election fraud and open voter suppression by the GOP, Bush campaign flacks rapidly disseminated accusations (with no evidence) of Democratic voter fraud.

Still, two hours after polls opened, voters appeared to be turning out in large numbers in the capital.

In New London, for a few minutes after the polls opened, voters were in some cases unable to choose candidates from more than one party because the machines had been prepared incorrectly.

Officials opened voter education offices in each borough, and conducted information sessions at community centers.

Before that, when elections were by open hustings, voters could see how their fellow voters were voting, and adjust their vote accordingly.