In this race, of course, it will not be possible for a state court to unseat a president-elect directly, so the object of Mr. Gore's contest will be the electors that the State Legislature must select by Dec. 12.
Shūrā, (Arabic: "consultation"), in early Islāmic history, the board of electors that was constituted by the second caliph (head of the Muslim community), ʿUmar I (634 644), to elect his successor.
To get even more technical, the actual electors that the contracting states would send to the Electoral College would be those representing the candidate with the largest popular-vote total throughout the nation.
The effective constituency is the group of electors that can be identified as having voted for a given candidate.
For if the Supreme Court did allow Mr McGeoch to get his name on the register of electors that would automatically allow thousands of other convicted prisoners around the UK to vote in European and municipal elections.
The elector hoped that the Heidelberg Catechism would form the basis for reconciliation.
The alliance endured as long as the Elector believed that Louis XIV would help him gain possession of western Pomerania.
The Elector, impressed that William was a prince of Orange and his own nephew, concluded a defense pact with the Netherlands in 1685.
Despite papal fiction being such a crowded church, Harris, in Conclave, contrives a twist involving the number of cardinal-electors that seems to me completely new, showing that the genre still has possibilities.
The current slate of electors that is in front of us, though, may be tainted because of the Supreme Court actions and other local county voting procedures.
