Sentence examples for record voting from inspiring English sources

"And it's all because Alan doesn't want to talk about his fiscal record, voting to raise taxes, voting to raid pension funds, voting to raid workers' compensation funds".

This means you need to force every Senator and every Representative in the U.S. Congress to go on record voting whether we should allow the CIA to torture people.

If corporations want to give gazillions, make their shareholders go on record voting yea or nay, so we'll know who is trying to buy what candidate.

Once Democrats had the 60 votes in hand, three Republicans joined them in voting to end the filibuster rather than go on the record voting against the Pentagon money.

So far as I can tell, this is precisely the logic behind Mitch McConnell's fallback proposal, which would basically establish an extremely complicated parliamentary procedure that enables the president to raise the debt ceiling while Republicans go on the record voting against it, thereby postponing any actual reckoning until after the 2012 election.

A budget is a chance to get Democrats on record voting for things than can then be used against them in campaign commercials: your basic spending increases and tax hikes, of course, but also a million other little things that can be pulled out and portrayed as discrete votes in favor of some particularly egregious bit of pork.

Medical records, voting and educational records -- all have merit.

They do not always record votes.

Why did White record votes in this manner?

An infected machine can be made to record votes not as they were cast.

THE QUESTION, OF COURSE, is whether the machines should be trusted to record votes accurately.