Sentence examples for voter count from inspiring English sources

The Florida Republican party has held relatively steady in the state with its voter count increasing by 56,154 to July this year – almost identical to the 54,394 recorded in 2008.

Republicans in Iowa by contrast held relatively steady – their voter count grew by 7,515 in the first eight months of 2008 and 5,671 in a similar period this year.

I agree that from a voter count standpoint their demonstration of support wasn't important, but from the point of view of displaying an organization with both passion and discipline I found it poignant.

She has alleged people voted multiple times, ballots were tampered with and presiding officers arrested, while the computerised voter counting system collapsed.

Publishing government data can lead to unexpected consequences too, as Uganda discovered this month when the electoral commission released nationwide voter counts which helped data-savvy locals find an estimated 20,000 "ghost voters" on the register.

The numbers do not reflect same-day voter registration, but give a good look at voter counts until April 5, the close of conventional voter registration.

He has trouble defining which voters count as part of the "squeezed middle" he purportedly champions.

POLITICIANS promise stuff; voters count on the promises for their income.