Sentence examples for vote using an from inspiring English sources

It will be running its own TV ad campaign from now until November exhorting Puerto Ricans to vote, using an animated little brown tree frog, the coqui, which is a symbol of the island's national pride.

If the election goes ahead as planned on 7 October, voters in Venezuela will have to identify themselves by their fingerprints before they go on to vote using an electronic system.

What's different about Formula E? 'Fan boost' has been a feature of the past few seasons, with viewers able to vote using an app to determine which driver gets some extra power during a race.

Voters who pre-register to vote using an address of an outdoor location will have their record 'challenged' because the county could not confirm a specific address.

Stanley had been planning a second vote, using a prospectus that the attorney general and the treasurer of Connecticut have called misleading to shareholders.

Kansas voters who register to vote using a state registration form have to show documents, such as a birth certificate or a passport, proving they are citizens.

The motion seeks to require that any voter who does not clear up a discrepancy be required to vote using a provisional ballot.

The parliamentary election required them to vote using a cross, while the council ballot, conducted under the single transferable vote method of proportional representation, asked voters to list their first three votes in order of preference.

Republicans said there was no way they would vote for Mr. Obama's bill, and Democrats were talking openly about pushing it through Congress on a simple majority vote using a controversial parliamentary maneuver known as reconciliation.

(Someone once told me they had seven separate votes. Is that a record?) And more importantly, they vote using a transferable ballot, in which they get to rank the candidates.

This is the first New York Times/CBS News poll of the election cycle to take a measure of those considered most likely to vote, using a model known as the probable electorate.