Sentence examples for qualified to vote from inspiring English sources

A very high percentage of the U.S. electorate isn't very well qualified to vote, if by "qualified" you mean having a basic understanding of our government, its functions and its challenges.

"I think I've qualified to vote in every single county.

There were 3.8 million Republicans qualified to vote on Tuesday.

He's not even qualified to vote, much less run for national office".

An extraordinary 92 percent of Italians who were qualified to vote did so.

This year 5,777 academy members were qualified to vote in the Academy Awards race.

He's been plowing through the list ever since, helping them qualify to vote.

Of the Indian electorate going to the polls over the next few weeks, 150 million 18- to 23-year-olds will qualify to vote for the first time.

There ain't ten people looking at me, including myself, who, if properly approached or attacked, could properly qualify to vote.

Elan initially advised A.D.R. holders that the record date for this meeting would be on June 13, but later changed to a May 23 record date for A.D.R. holders, and June 15 for holders of Irish shares to qualify to vote on June 17.

The case was brought by two professors at the University of San Diego Law School who argued that it was unconstitutional to compel a vote on one part of a ballot to qualify to vote on another.