Sentence examples for vote law from inspiring English sources

In 2006, a judge in Washington State struck down a "no match, no vote" law, and at least six other states have abandoned similar provisions.

Mr. Maliki can sound as stridently sectarian as anyone — he has relentlessly stoked sentiment against Baathists — but his program still hews to a formula that proved successful in the 2009 vote: law and order.

In the second decision, on April 3, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in Atlanta, sent a case challenging the "no match, no vote" law back to a Federal District Court, reversing an earlier injunction without ruling whether the law was unconstitutional.

Over the last few weeks, the Obama campaign has been battling false rumors that the state's so-called "no match no vote law" will keep people from casting ballots if the address on their driver's license does not match the address on the voting rolls.

Several states, including New Jersey and Illinois, have already enacted popular vote laws, and others are considering it.

For instance, a North Dakota voting law that bans P.O.

The department's case is based on surviving provisions of the voting law.

And it was the same in Luxembourg, which also has a compulsory voting law.

Advocates for immigrants said that in most cases, those who violated the voting law did so unwittingly.

Schroeder, an appointee of George W Bush, is no stranger to hearing challenges to the voting law.

Each state had to comply with the 2002 federal voting law, Ms. Sinek said.