The other issue is qualified voting.
Finally, within each of these procedures, attention is invariably drawn to the different voting formulas in the Council (simple majority voting, qualified majority voting, or unanimity) and to the relative difficulties of obtaining the requisite Council majorities, especially with further EU enlargements.
"And that's to make sure that on Election Day we get, make certain that everybody who's qualified to vote gets out to vote".
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.
"It goes back to this fundamental question of: If you have a right to vote, and you affirm you're legally qualified to vote, whether that should be sufficient.
He's not for the people, he's for the Republicans". Felber is 20 and has voted in every election she has been qualified to vote in.
It is entirely possible that some of the applicants are disqualified from voting for other reasons or that, while qualified to vote somewhere in the State, they are not qualified to cast ballots in Monroe County.
… I mean, I have voted in every election that I have been qualified to vote in since I turned 18," she said.
And those who qualify to vote, can vote".
Although the negotiating mandate requires a unanimous vote, these changes to the EU's energy rules require only a qualified majority vote.
In Colorado, challenged voters can sign an oath that they are indeed qualified to vote; voters found to have lied could be prosecuted, but their votes would still be counted.
