Sentence examples for prior voting from inspiring English sources

But uncritical adherence to this conventional wisdom often results in a self-fulfilling prophecy: young Latinos are ignored in local races because of their prior voting record, which ensures similarly low turnout in future elections.

And, judging by McVeepy's prior voting record, I may not be able to adopt children, either.

And Congress has swiftly passed another law allowing the judge to question senators without a prior vote to lift their immunity from prosecution.Some believe that all this will bring wrong-doers to heel; most, that they have got away with it again.

But, to make it less contentious, overturning the prior vote in a new referendum might require 55% majority to remain, and at least the same total number of votes as "leave" received in the first vote.

Actually, Jim LaPlant, one of the three authors of this research, told me today that they have refined their thesis somewhat: "Our most recent multivariate model shows that wins right before the election benefit the incumbent gubernatorial candidate/party by about 3.5 percentage points after we control for prior vote share as well as demographic and socio-economic factors".

By Jeffrey Toobin January 4, 2017 Senator Edward Kennedy with other members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, including Joe Biden, in 1987, prior to voting against recommending the nomination of Judge Robert Bork for the Supreme Court.

Members should have access to all of this information prior to voting.

Ironically, the legislation was not even available for members of the U.S. Congress to read prior to voting on it.

Rather, the convention allows the state party to officially endorse candidates heading into that primary, with voters receiving a notice regarding which candidates are officially endorsed prior to voting.

*4 patients voted, one had to leave prior to voting.

23 candidates signed on to the agenda prior to voting day.