Sentence examples for voting connected from inspiring English sources

Austyn Crites, a Republican protester who was assaulted at a Trump rally in Nevada, was stunned to see a TV report on Monday associating him with fraudulent voting connected to a grandmother Fox News claimed died in 2002.

"We aren't under any illusions about Mitch McConnell," Dalton replied, "but despite him, we have had four votes connected to LGBT equality this year".

Allowing people to vote connects them to the people they live with, he added.

Finally and most importantly, the study strengthens the linkage that jury service and voting are connected.

The vote was connected to political in-fighting before presidential elections due next month and may jeopardise the cash-strapped country's relations with the IMF.

You can write directly to your Representatives and Senators both right now and after next week's elections and you can tell them that the issues of protecting commitments to freedom and democracy where it exists and has been promised internationally is important to you and that your vote is connected to it.

When they heard about Audience Choice they notified everyone in Belgrade and swept the voting by connecting with some high-profile Serbian tennis players.

Many others amplified their work on climate or racial justice or voting rights and connected it to the broad resistance.

"These state governors, legislators, secretaries of state need to understand that if their voting systems are connected to the Internet, and they don't have an auditable paper trail, that what didn't happen in 2016 could happen in 2018, which is, say the actual impact on tabulated votes," Cotton told Politico in a wide-ranging interview last month.

And in voting, we are connected together for the greater good.

New campaign finance rules limit council members from voting on projects connected to donors for one year.