Sentence examples for third-party registration from inspiring English sources

(It has also blocked Florida's decision to curtail early voting and third-party registration drives).

"It sets an important precedent in Florida and nationally that gives a strong level of protection for third-party registration groups," Ms. Macnab said.

"Over the last 20 years, we have seen Florida grow quite rapidly, and we have such a mix of populations," said State Representative Dennis K. Baxley, the Florida Republican who wrote the law to tighten third-party registration here.

Plenty of other obstacles to voter registration and participation remain, for example in Florida where third-party registration drives have all but ceased because of a Republican-backed law passed in 2011.

Thus, to facilitate transfer, transaction, and circulation, we need to introduce a third-party registration, settlement, and trading system with high credibility and cost efficiency.

For populations that have statistically been harder to mobilize and turnout on Election Day, the attack has been mounted on third-party registration efforts and community efforts like "Souls to the Polls" that were overwhelmingly successful in Florida.

Florida's attempt to purge the voter rolls and change third party registration adding restrictive and punitive laws, is criminal.

The letter said that "any future violation of the third-party voter registration law may result in my referral of the matter to the attorney general for an enforcement action".

The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida filed a suit in federal court on Friday to block a state law that makes it harder for voters to change addresses at the polls and for third-party voter registration groups to operate.

MIAMI — With an eye on next year's presidential election, the Florida Legislature passed a bill on Thursday that would tighten the rules on third-party voter registration and limit the number of days early voting can take place, an effort that Democrats portrayed as blatant voter suppression.

In Florida, which already had a photo law, Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill this month to tighten restrictions on third-party voter registration organizations — prompting the League of Women Voters to say it would cease registering voters in the state — and to shorten the number of early voting days.