Sentence examples for proper voter from inspiring English sources

In Martin County, Tom Hauck, a local Republican official, removed the rejected ballots from the elections office and had the proper voter identification numbers added to them.

In a report issued on Wednesday, the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law said it had found that obtaining proper voter identification in the affected states was difficult.

Mr. Boies said the campaign was still considering whether to file a contest in Seminole County, where officials allowed some absentee ballots to be filed without the proper voter identification numbers.

In Pulaski County, Ark., where half the county's registered voters had not been reassigned proper voter precincts after redistricting, voters complained that they were turned away from the polls despite having proper registration cards.

Some say Mr Tsvangirai should have pulled out of that election ahead of time, when it became clear that Mr Mugabe had no intention of allowing time for a proper voter registration period, or of revealing the now highly suspect voters roll.

"I had a teacher tell me I would not be allowed to vote because I did not have the proper voter ID," she told WND. "I had my old student ID card which they originally told us would be good for the entire four years we were in school.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee says the party has not done a proper voter-registration drive in the state since the 1990s.

The 2009 presidential poll and corrupted parliamentary elections in 2010 highlighted to international donors, who have financed each of Afghanistan's elections, the need for a proper voter-registration list.

Bangladesh has its first proper voters' list.

He made his sample a cross section of the country at large, with the proper proportions of voters from each state, and correct representations of rural voters, urban voters, voters of all incomes and age brackets, and voters of all ideological persuasions and political parties.

We conclude that a proper account of voter behavior needs to move from the search of the determinants of vote to the search of multiple mechanisms through which voters perceive, represent and evaluate the political landscape.