Sentence examples for voting discrepancies from inspiring English sources
An ABC News release about its coverage promised a team of reporters, "led by Dan Harris, who will monitor states for voting discrepancies and irregularities".
We are told that dismissing major voting discrepancies is a disgrace for a nation that calls itself a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
The topics are: "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2000," "Changes in Election Policy," and "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2002".
Groups covering Topic 1 (Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2000) and Topic 3 (Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2002) should answer the following questions (written on the board, or copied as a handout, for easier student access): -In the disputed election of this year, who were the candidates involved, and what office were they running for?
The alleged 20-vote discrepancy could have potentially swung the victory to Rick Santorum, who trailed Mr. Romney by eight votes statewide based on the state's initial count.
When I asked him about the 21-vote discrepancy, Mr. Santorum told me that he was not aware of which specific precinct it had occurred in.
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On Election Day 2000, they asserted, there were far too many instances in black precincts of voting list discrepancies, too many arbitrary disqualifications, too many faulty voting machines and ballots.
And although Iowa officials played somewhat coy when reports of vote-counting discrepancies first emerged, they ultimately looked into them carefully.
Beyond party voting, the discrepancy in who turns out to vote also means that the Americans who are struggling most are least likely to have their voices heard on issues like the need for a social safety net, where their views are dramatically different from the most well-off.
He also said that they have found at least between 700 and 800 more postal votes that had discrepancies but the EC disallowed these from being considered as spoilt.
