But more importantly, even if the executive order had been geographically limited, since 1999, New Jersey law has stated that, "[i]f, for any reason, a provisional ballot voter votes a ballot other than the ballot for the district in which the voter is qualified to vote, the votes for those offices and questions for which the voter would be otherwise qualified to vote shall be counted".
We need to introduce qualified majority voting on asylum issues to drive this programme through.We also need stronger action on cross-border crime.
*Failed to agree to extend the qualified majority voting to sensitive areas of taxation and social security, immigration and border controls, culture, broadcasting, health and education.
And that is agreed, let us not forget, by qualified majority voting.
The Council's adoption of the Commission is not an area which requires the decision to be unanimous, their acceptance is arrived at according to the rules for qualified majority voting.
"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".
And those who qualify to vote, can vote".
"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.
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 mean, I have voted in every election that I have been qualified to vote in since I turned 18," she said.
