Sentence examples for votes arrived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivey said more than 1,200 "votes" arrived from around the world for Clay Henry.

Some Britons who live abroad complained that postal votes arrived too late to guarantee they could exercise their democratic right.

Some Britons living abroad have complained that postal votes arrived too late for them to vote in the UK election.

Senators, who customarily mill around the chamber during votes, arrived at 11 30 a.m. and took their seats behind their 19th-century mahogany desks, standing one by one to announce their decisions as the clerk called the roll.

It was not entirely clear why he raised the issue (the problem with Wythenshawe and Sale East was not postal vote fraud, but that postal votes arrived on people's doormat when Ukip and others had barely selected a candidate) and, although Farage did not say this, it is well known that postal vote fraud is a particular problem in immigrant communities.

Joseph Turow, a leading data privacy expert and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, said that as the 2016 primary votes arrived, political analysts had seen an "upward trajectory" in data-driven campaigns targeting voters across devices and in specific moments.

The Fifa president, Sepp Blatter – who is seeking a compromise to head off the vote – arrived in Jerusalem on Tuesday for talks with the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, and the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas.

In an interview with the BBC, Wollaston said that she had undergone a change of heart after her postal vote arrived and she started to think how she would feel on the morning of 24 June if the result of the referendum turned out to be a victory for the leave campaign.

When the promised vote arrived in 1969, it was a sham, the so-called Act of Free Choice, in which just 0.2percentt of the West Papuan population voted to ensure West Papua remained part of Indonesia.

William Poundstone's "Gaming the Vote" arrives amid unusually high reader interest in equitable voting.

But first these men will collide head-on when Florida's turn in the marathon of primary voting arrives.