Sentence examples for town voting from inspiring English sources

Incredibly, most of the towns responded, with community leaders drafting documents and the whole town voting on the responses.

"It does not matter a wit that most members of Congress are not in town voting on legislation, because ending a session of Congress requires the passage of a formal resolution, which never occurred," Mr. Gaziano wrote.

Republican sponsors have defended their push to reform voting laws as a way to save money, while the conservative-backed Voter Integrity Project of NC hailed the college voting restrictions as a way to "shift the landscape of college town voting".

Before the 1980s, almost everyone in the town voted for New Democracy.

Iowa City, a university town, votes reliably Democratic in national elections.

Three times Mr. Lawrence brought the issue to a town vote, and three times the town voted for the status quo, the last time in 1978.

The town voted to eliminate 15 jobs last week, the first government layoffs anyone can recall.

Macclesfield LGBTQ+ Pride attracted thousands of attendees in 2018, and the town voted remain in 2016.

Soon leaflets began appearing around town, "Vote for Muslim Party," with the signatures of prominent Muslims.

It's exactly how the town votes on things, along religious lines.

An initial town vote on the measure is scheduled for Sept. 19.