Sentence examples for voting at the same from inspiring English sources

She also has strong support in the African American community that will be critical for the third primary in South Carolina, and a much higher national profile for Super Tuesday in March, when more than a dozen states will be voting at the same time.

And then there's the plan to take housing benefit away from 18- to 21-year-olds, which it's hard to see as anything other than a punishment for the crime of not voting at the same rate as their parents and grandparents.

In the 2012 campaign, there were no other states voting at the same time as Florida.

Greek and Turkish Cypriots voted at the same time.

But couldn't we remember and vote at the same time?

When I attended college in Wisconsin in the 1970s, one could register and vote at the same time.

It is rare for a diocese to have two cardinals eligible to vote at the same time.

The Board of Regents, which oversees education, rightly voted at the same meeting to raise the passing scores and to make the tests more rigorous.

If Arabs voted at the same rate as Jews, they could win more than 20 seats and be the second-largest bloc in Parliament.

If people with disabilities voted at the same rate at the nondisabled, between 5 million and 10 million more votes would have been cast in this election.

An early sign of public sentiment came this morning when Mr. Berger and Mr. Ríos Montt showed up to vote at the same school here in the capital.