Sentence examples for pre-election voting from inspiring English sources

(AP) TRENTON: LAWMAKERS RETURN State lawmakers will return to Trenton today for an unusually long pre-election voting session.

A classic pre-election vote-winner, you might think.

In recent weeks, the pre-election vote grab has opened avenues of access and information that reveal elements of both to be true.

One bans a decade-long practice of early voting on Sundays before the election -- a window when as pre-election-voting-restriction/" target="_hplink">many as 30 percent of black voters have previously cast ballots after attending church in a "souls to the polls" movement.

Many jurisdictions permit extensive use of the mails and pre-Election Day voting, and we should evaluate how New Jersey fared with the Internet this year.

Obama for America had sued to restore three days of pre-Election Day voting after Ohio passed a 2011 law to curtail those days for everyone except members of the military.

Labour have opened up a four point lead over the Conservatives according to a new poll released last night, a notable increase on previous pre-election research into voting intentons.

In her fundraiser invitation, Rollinger listed accomplishments in her first term in office that fulfilled her pre-election promises, including voting against homes that are not neighborhood compatible and helping derail the SUPER Project proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers that conservationists felt relied too heavily on concrete.

Then there was the pre-election pledge to vote against any rise in tuition fees.

Near the MP was a placard reminding Wright of his pre-election promise to "vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament".

The club has been careful to maintain good relations with the police, hosting seminars on gun and knife crime and winning plaudits for its 1997 pre-election Use Your Vote campaign.