Sentence examples for rate of votes from inspiring English sources

In Miami-Dade County, votes in black precincts were thrown out at more than triple the rate of votes in white precincts.

Despite the hype, it was not single women who had the lowest rate of voting in 2000, but single men.

Birney said that Yang's haul is nothing out of the ordinary, given the rate of vote-inflation of recent years.

He said 1988 featured a high rate of voting in primaries, and then a decline at the general election to 50.1percentt of eligible voters.

Bekki Cook, the secretary of state in Missouri, had earlier predicted an extraordinarily high rate of voting in the state, perhaps as much as 66percentt.

70,59% : taux de participation métropole à 17h00 pour le 1er tour de l'élection #présidentielle2012 contre 73,87% au 1er tour 2007 à 17h00 — Ministère intérieur (@Place_Beauvau) April 22, 2012 The Interior Ministry announced updated figures on the rate of voting on Sunday, putting the number at more than 70 percent participation in the election before 5 p.m. local time.

Thus, we investigate the traffic rate of voting request and reply packets.

where the first term on the right hand side of the first equality describes the rate of the voting reply packets triggered by Node A itself, the second term describes the traffic rate of voting request packets received by Node A, and the third term is the rate of the voting reply packets triggered by the special voting request messages of other EMR-ARP nodes.

The rate of voting restriction legislation this year pales in comparison to 2011 and 2012, when 19 states passed at least 25 laws restricting voting access.

Although some voters insisted on sticking with their mismarked ballot, the rate of double votes was low, typically less than one half of 1percentt, compared with 4percentt in Palm Beach County.

This is why private renters have very, very low rates of voting or being on the electoral roll".