Sentence examples for vote of county from inspiring English sources

In a roll-call vote of county Republican officials at the party's convention here today, Mr. Faso won 61.2percentt of the vote, significantly more than expected.

Mr. Weld won a straw vote of county Republican leaders last month, beating Mr. Faso and another candidate, former Secretary of State Randy Daniels, who did not disclose a fund-raising tally yesterday.

In addition, Mr. King is the product of a Nassau Republican organization that is respected in Republican circles - an affluent operation that represents a county that in recent years has usually produced the largest vote of any county in the state on Election Day.

Section 101.68 (2)(d) expressly states that "[t]he votes on absentee ballots shall be included in the total vote of the county".

Although all three first-time candidates were Democrats, only Mr. Espinal ran on the Democratic ticket, based on a vote of a county committee in July brimming with Lopez loyalists and run by Mr. Dilan, son of State Senator Martin Malavé Dilan.

Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida on Thursday suspended Broward County's embattled supervisor of elections, in a highly unusual move that the governor called necessary to protect the voting rights of county residents.

In such a case, if the mandatory provision in Section 102.111 were given effect, the votes of the county would be ignored for the simple reason that the board was following the dictates of a different section of the code.

Goebel was hesitant about the selection because he wanted someone who could deliver the vote of his home county in the general election, and Beckham's native Nelson County was already committed to a rival candidate.

At an election held in the State of Georgia in October, 1804, Thomas Spalding was duly chosen a Representative to the Ninth Congress, but because the votes of three counties were not returned to the governor within twenty days after the election, Cowles Mead received a certificate and took his seat.

Though Cantrill's decision was based on the invalidation of Louisville's vote and the votes of four counties in eastern Kentucky, none of the legislators from those areas were unseated.

We studied 3,111 total counties and have 15,796 separate measures of county votes during the counting process.