With the vote deadlocked 20-20, the amendment ordinarily would not have been ratified.
The votes deadlocked, the masters' choice for a huntsman was hired, and the trustees took the matter before New York State Supreme Court, which sided with the trustees, said Rombout members and Mr. Foster.
Once balloting started, the votes deadlocked.
[Cole] was unable to take the vote to deadlock as deadlock requires a valid active vote".
The Croydon group lost out after Sharon Osbourne sent the vote to deadlock, with the public choosing Luke Friend over Rough Copy.
With both Gary and Louis choosing to save their respective acts, the decision was left to Sharon Osbourne, who chose to send the vote to deadlock and allow the public to decide.
Nearly a month into the Senate's bitter leadership struggle, there are few signs that the Republican and Democratic voting blocs, deadlocked in a 31-to-31 31-to-31 31-to-31 a deal tieget bare to work.
In the last three federal elections cycles, those entities have given about $443,000 in political contributions -- most of it to conservative politicians, including President Bush, for whom Hurwitz pledged to raise $100,000 in the 2000 campaign and also helped during that year's vote tally deadlock in Florida.
This year, after Obama and Clinton emerged from the February 5th Super Tuesday vote virtually deadlocked, Obama went on to sweep the "Potomac primaries" (Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C). the following week.
The standard of entries was so high that voting reached near deadlock.
