Sentence examples for overseas voting from inspiring English sources

The Internet can help improve overseas voting if it is used wisely.

But as recently as 2004, overseas voting in the primaries took place in caucuses, where Democrats had to show up in person — difficult for such a far-flung group.

In addition, the Bush instructions contended repeatedly that civilian ballots were not entitled to the same leeway as military ballots -- a distinction not found in either Florida election law or in the federal law that governs overseas voting.

"The Philippines managed to arrange overseas voting for its citizens in Singapore," she said.

Last year, Congress mandated that the election commission create guidelines for pilot programs to assist overseas voting, including Internet voting.

Six days before county officials were to begin examining the overseas ballots, Bush advisers were sending out detailed instructions on the legal intricacies of overseas voting.

About 300,000 Romanians who live overseas voted, many against the government.

More than 60% of soldiers overseas voted in 2000, double the record of expatriates, who turned out at a rate of 37%, according to the FVAP (though in both groups, the number of uncounted votes dropped those figures by at least 15%).

Gauging the overseas vote thus becomes a numbers game.

Assume, however, that tomorrow's overseas vote favors Bush.

According to the state's final certified results, George W. Bush received 1,575 overseas votes and Al Gore 836.