Sentence examples for postal voters from inspiring English sources

Postal voters and disabled people can circumvent the ID requirement.

Mrs Clinton seems to be leading among postal voters, who are older than average.

But postal voters are twice as likely to mark paper ballots incorrectly.

He suggests it may be time to reimpose tighter restrictions on postal voters.

Again, in Manchester last year, the "turnout" of postal voters was over 75%.

Speaking to the FT after the result, Mr Farage said of postal voters: "They don't speak English.

Not least being a postal voter.

That could open the poll in the two constituencies in Tower Hamlets – Bethnal Green and Bow and Poplar and Limehouse – to massive postal voter fraud.

Under regulation 78, any postal voter who has not received a ballot pack by the fourth day before the poll can apply for a replacement.

And as it turns outs, the whole process is essentially an exercise in voter disenfranchisement, simply because postal votes stack the odds against the young and anyone living outside a major city, where services are patchy.

What politicians may not know is how much all this talk is weighing down postal carriers and voters alike.