Sentence examples for vote status from inspiring English sources

On August 3rd Obama requested that the Credentials Committee, when meeting on August 24th two days after the next Jupiter-Eris pattern, overturn the May 31st ruling, restoring full vote status to Florida and Michigan delegates.

Further, the bill eliminates the problematic "inactive – failed to vote" status that led to voters being denied ballots in certain elections simply because they had failed to vote a single time.

Yesterday, I even called relatives in China to check on the voting status".

Arizona, a founding member of the Western initiative, plans to maintain its voting status within the group, Mr. Grumbles said.

We are outraged that any responsible member of the Academy would use their voting status in Ampas as a platform to advance their own political agenda".

With its first-in-the-nation voting status and a caucus system requiring party members to attend hours-long meetings before choosing candidates, its electorate was long thought to be too politically educated to fall for slick advertising.

The French, who currently hold the rotating presidency of the European Union, apparently hope that this will pave the way for those same nations to agree to changes in their voting status when negotiations resume on Sunday.

If the government finds it inconvenient or inefficient not to have a complete dossier on my identity, health, voting status, wealth, educational accomplishments, social well-being or other personal characteristics, that's just too bad.

Then, Ms. Pascal continued: "We are outraged that any responsible member of the Academy would use their voting status in AMPAS as a platform to advance their own political agenda.

The Associated Press said that other change will include limiting members' voting status to a period of 10 years, to be extended only if the individual remains active in film during that decade.

The confusion prompted ongoing concern that the party, by highlighting the errors that have often occurred in the volunteer-run caucuses, may have jeopardized Iowa's prized first-in-the-nation voting status, a distinction that has given the state an outsize influence in national politics.