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Democrats have a robust fundraising operation and a strong get-out-the-vote capacity.

Eugenics laws like those that existed in North Carolina remind us that the court has made a mistake here, and that it should more carefully scrutinize existing laws and policies -- including laws relating to voting, capacity and institutionalization -- that continue to operate against the rights of individuals with mental disabilities.

Huckabee's vote-getting capacity is not purely a by-product of his social conservatism and affable campaigning style.

If they were to vote at their capacity, they'd be the country's largest voting bloc.

There are some 11 states, including New York, that have closed systems, while the rest hold open primaries or have a hybrid system that allow independents to vote in some capacity.

Anwar said he believes that "religious labels are less critical" at the local level, where "people have a better opportunity to know a candidate and thus vote based on capacity to do the job and performance".

He is calling for a vote on high-capacity magazines.

And other lawmakers, including Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, are pushing for a vote on high-capacity magazines.

Luis Suárez may have missed a fifth of his year's games with suspension, but his performances in the remaining fractions were enough to convince Martin Skrtel – voting in his capacity as captain of Slovakia – that he deserved the accolade of the world's best player in the period.

With 16 government MPs in the 25 seat parliament their four votes have the capacity to change laws.

The agreement between these two parties gives Muir the capacity to vote whichever way he wants.