"We need to make sure our Sailors have their vote count," said a Nov. 10 Navy e-mail message that urged at least 118 ships to check for any remaining ballots.
He took a hand in the management of the Republican Speakers' Bureau, advised state committees on campaign tactics, hired and fired government employees to strengthen party support, and did his best to enable as many soldiers and sailors as possible to vote.
Three crew members of the real-life Enterprise had been voted as "Sailors of the Year" by the U.S. Navy, and so were given the roles of extras in this episode.
With the presidential election hanging by a margin of fewer than 1,000 votes in this state, Republicans said the Democrats were willing to disenfranchise soldiers and sailors to prevent Mr. Bush from gaining votes.
Eleanor Sharpston QC, who is an advocate-general at the Luxembourg court as well as a karate black-belt and square-rigger sailor, has expressed disappointment that legal cooperation might end as a result of a Brexit vote.
Mr. Masters came to believe that the English forced many sailors working under contract into piracy and found that on some ships they elected their captain by democratic vote.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 13When Lady Astor was drumming up votes in the docks at Southampton, she arrived at a house with a couple of sailors with her, and a little girl answered the door.
Toward the end of June 1776, as the Continental Congress nears a vote on American independence, the first of 427 royal ships carrying 1,200 cannons, 32,000 soldiers and 10,000 sailors appears off Long Island.
By Nov. 25 Mr. Carter had sent e-mail to roughly two dozen sailors notifying them that three Florida canvassing boards, in Duval, Nassau and Clay Counties, had reversed themselves and counted their votes, sailors who received the message said.
