Sentence examples for second day of voting from inspiring English sources

A second day of voting for a new Parliament concluded the first legislative election since President Bashar al-Assad came to power in July 2000 after the death of his father, Hafez al-Assad.

PARIS — Officials from 35 nations failed to agree on a successor to Mohamed ElBaradei as head of the International Atomic Energy Agency in a second day of voting on Friday, the agency said, opening the field to new candidates.

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On Sunday, voters showed resilience as they lined up in front of polling stations for a second day of voting.

When polling places around the nation remained largely empty on the second day of voting, signs of panic swept the government.

At the end of the second day of voting, Egypt's prime minister admitted the turnout had only exceeded 30% – leaving sceptics wondering how so many more voters could have participated on the third and final day.

Freedom and Justice's vice president, Essam el-Erian, said party officials were optimistic about the first day of voting.

At the end of the first day of voting on Friday, politicians urged voters to turn out and save the day.

The signs of anxiety over the turnout began to emerge even before the polls closed on Monday, the first day of voting.

Both campaigns announced Tuesday night that they had submitted complaints to the election commission to halt the third day of voting.

Police and paramilitaries were deployed across 14 states and territories as the world's biggest democracy conducted its third day of voting.