Sentence examples for vote elections from inspiring English sources

He dismisses suggestions that his plans for one person, one vote elections for the Labour leadership and deputy leadership will lead to ordinary members being swamped by a stage army of leftwing union activists recruited as affiliated supporters.

To make it easier to vote, elections may be held at weekends and polling booths may be put into supermarkets.Ministers are also in favour of American-style directly elected mayors, which would make it easier for the public to identify with their local authority.

It demanded 'one man, one vote' elections, stating that this was the only "realistic answer to the powerful and irresistible urge of the indigenous people for freedom and equality".

The formal mechanism of accountability -- one person, one vote elections -- has also been captured by the ' vetocracy' of special interests, from the gun lobby to the financial lobby to teacher's unions in various states.

They understood that the institutional capacity for sober deliberation beyond the political fray to sort out the trade-offs among contesting interests for the common good is as essential a feature of good governance as one person, one vote elections.

VOTE, elections are just around the corner, vote for the candidates you feel have the power and desire to do something more than perpetuate the status quo (Note: 88percentt of congress is up for re-election this year).

Partial returns counted on Monday night gave him 94.3percentt of the vote, election officials said.

Mr Miliband said future leadership contests would be decided by a one member, one vote election.

No Vote! election boycott campaign, announced its provincial endorsement of the DA in KwaZulu-Natal for the election as a tactical vote against the ANC.

As no candidate received 50% or more of the vote, election law dictated a second round of voting between the top two contenders.

In contrast, the UK party insists on one-member-one-vote elections.