Sentence examples for voting elections from inspiring English sources

The second Article of the Constitution sets out the procedures and mechanisms for voting, elections and holding office.

The case for IRV also is compelling for replacing plurality (e.g, non-majority) voting elections for "one-winner" offices.

"One might (or might not) be surprised to learn that at four issues a year, making a total of nearly twenty issues... the Journal of Political Philosophy has not published a single article on the philosophy of race: voting, elections, immigration, global markets, and animals have gotten their time in the journal's sun," he wrote.

What could be done to increase participation in the democratic process (such as voting at the age of 16, electronic voting, elections on Sundays, polling stations at supermarkets and so on)?

In fact, several Republican members of the Utah legislature were selected in ranked choice voting elections to fill vacancies.

Plurality voting elections are ones where the candidate with the most votes wins, even if far less than 50% of the vote.

Some people left without voting, election officials said.

Because it was an instant runoff voting election, Higgins wasn't the winner yet.

As in states that have already voted, election official are expecting record turnouts.

Recognizing the constraints of early voting, election supervisors, who opposed the 2011 changes in the law, have repeatedly requested more early voting sites.

On top of that, we have lots of opportunities to vote: early voting, absentee voting, Election Day.