Sentence examples for particular voting from inspiring English sources

CANDIDATES conduct polls to determine which parts of their platform to emphasize to particular voting blocs.

There are numerous objections to the anonymity, security and transparency of electronic voting (in particular, voting over the internet) on technical grounds that I won't go into here.

It would cause "not only uncertainty about the status of particular voting procedures, but also general frustration with and distrust of an election process changed on the eve of the election itself".

As Justice David Souter wrote in dissent, the point of Section 5 is to prevent defiant jurisdictions from staying one step ahead of court challenges to any particular voting scheme by replacing it with an equally discriminatory alternative.

It will be a quick, low-risk exercise -- he will speak about immigration on Ellis Island and honor the late Cardinal John O'Connor at St . Patricks Cathedral in a bid to woo particular voting blocs.

First, the ballots of a particular voting method are intended to reflect some aspect of the voters' opinions about the desirability of the different candidates.

Minorities — and African-Americans in particular — vote early in disproportionately higher numbers.

But he boasted that he was "proud" of this particular vote.

The reality is that politicians rarely, if ever, trade particular votes for money.

That was the reason and the causation for that, you know, particular vote.

And is it threatening someone to tell them that a particular vote could be used against them in a campaign?