Sentence examples for represent voting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is more adequate to represent voting as a choice-to-choice procedure.

The blue lights represent vote tallies for President Barack Obama and red for presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

Without knowing the stakes, "the legislators and the people they represented voted to lift the speed limit and save the time," Mr. Ashenfelter said.

But they are puzzled that after the three business members of the states "Third Frontier Commission" voted for Ohio to join federal and local government, their four state government represented voted the idea down, 4-3.

This was nine days before the election (or, more precisely, before "Election Day," heavy on the quotation marks), and it seemed strange to think that those hands represented votes completely uncomplicated by whatever Mr. Obama might say that afternoon.

And still, Weingarten would have the traditional public school teachers whom she supposedly represents vote for him.

On each of the five in-game days, the player is required to consecutively play three songs, and for each song, he or she is given a score that represents votes given by the in-game audience.

"The people who make it a point to show up to these events don't necessarily represent the voting population more broadly, but are those that feel strongly".

The counts are based on real results from selected sampling of polling stations that represent the voting trend.

What do you think is the most effective way to represent the voting patterns in the upcoming presidential election?

Mr Hidalgo speculates that, one day, there might even be diputados in the Mexican Congress representing dedicated voting districts in America.