Sentence examples for voting accounts from inspiring English sources

Big challenges remain, notably anonymity, unique voting accounts, and the digital divide, but all of these can be solved with time and commitment.

The early voting accounted for 100,000 ballots in 2008, roughly 2 percent of the total cast.

The list of semifinalists was pared to 14 in December, with online voting accounting for 25percentt of the score.

In 2010, straight-ticket voting accounted for 53 percent of the ballots cast in the county, according to the county elections office.

She also oversaw the decision to keep PricewaterhouseCoopers as the Academy's voting accounting firm despite this year's infamous envelope snafu. .

According to Ze'ev Khanin, a political scientist at Bar-Ilan Arielriel universities, the "Russian vote" accounts for about 20 of the 120 seats in the Knesset.

In 2010 manual workers still favoured Labour and non-manual workers continued to lean Tory, but by margins of just 15 points and 14 points respectively (the rise of the Lib Dem vote accounts for only part of this convergence).Little or nothing has changed since the last general election, in 2010.

Human votes account for two-thirds of the B.C.S. formula.

These broker votes accounted for roughly a quarter of the BofA ballots.Working out what effect enhanced shareholder rights would have on banks is harder.

It includes minibiographies of Hubert Humphrey and Richard Russell Jr., the longtime Senate leader of the South, and ends with a detailed, almost vote-by-vote account of the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1957.

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