Sentence examples for order polling from inspiring English sources

David Cameron seems intent on reclaiming the Conservatives' tough reputation on law and order: polling suggests that his coalition government is most adrift from popular sentiment in this area.Penal policy plainly needs to change.

The judge ordered polling places to remain open until 8 40 tonight to ensure a full 12 hours of voting.

In 2000 Missouri saw three very tight races, as well as Florida-style recriminations after judges ordered polling booths in St Louis to stay open longer.

Gov. Charlie Crist ordered polling places to stay open longer last year to accommodate throngs of voters who showed up for early voting.

By nightfall, voting was still far from finished, and election officials ordered polling stations, originally scheduled to close at 6 p.m., held open until midnight.

In Hollywood, a precinct worker screamed, "We're closed!" and slammed the door in voters' faces, even though it was only 7 p.m. and Gov. Jeb Bush had ordered polling places to stay open until 9 p.m.

A judge ordered polling places to remain open late tonight in all 75 precincts of Indiana's Delaware County, northeast of Indianapolis, because the electronic voting machines there were programmed for the wrong ballot, a spokesman for the Indiana secretary of state's office said.

Why did the government order polls closed at 10 p.m. when they often stay open until midnight for presidential races?

The police said a special 126,000-member emergency force would keep order at polling areas throughout this country of 26.1 million eligible voters.

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In response, President Aushev ordered poll workers to stay home and the election did not occur.