Sentence examples for uniform voting from inspiring English sources

At noon, as Mr. Bush is taking the oath of office, Mr. Sharpton will take an oath, he said, to uphold the Voting Rights Act and to establish uniform voting standards across the country.

A ballot that doesn't vary from state to state, and a well-oiled uniform voting machinery, should be prerequisites for a democratic country going to the polls.

McClellan said that both Democratic and Republican legislators unanimously passed the bill that eliminated the three last voting days before Election Day, and that Husted hopes to bring less confusion and more uniformity to the electoral process by setting uniform voting days and hours.

It's probably true, though, that N.P.V. would give rise to pressures for more uniform voting standards across the country.

Aided by a highly partisan House, she has overseen the most uniform voting record of any Democratic caucus since the 1950s.

Florida's 67 county election supervisors, meeting for the first time since the disputed presidential race, called on the Legislature today to adopt uniform voting technology throughout the state.

Most of the citizens in uniform voted Republican.

States must also ensure access to disabled voters, establish uniform vote-counting standards and create computerized registration lists.

Justices Stevens and Ginsburg said they did not share the view that the lack of a uniform vote-counting standard presented an equal protection problem.

Here's the thing: In Bush v. Gore, the five most conservative justices, no great fans of an expansive reading of the Equal Protection Clause, surprised the world in 2000 by declaring that the Florida Supreme Court's recount order violated equal protection in failing to assure uniform vote-counting standards across the state.

Algorithm 1 is the standard one-to-many approach, where all the contour pixels vote for a complete sine curve on the discrete parameter space, with a uniform vote.