Sentence examples for voting experiences from inspiring English sources

Ryan Vaart, the committee spokesman, said that Mr. Higgins only surveyed military members about their voting experiences.

ALFRED WADDELL West Dennis, Mass., Nov. 7, 2012 Before the results of Tuesday's election were known, readers weighed in on their voting experiences and on the campaign that just ended: To the Editor: I write this letter with icy cold hands after spending more than an hour on line outside my polling place.

This year, despite assurances that the process was improved, there were new concerns, like the decision to allow counties to set their own rules, which means that people voting in different parts of the state will have very different voting experiences.

While I don't think it's as deep a degradation as Citizen's United or some other issues, I do consider Facebook harangues to be a needless debasement of many peoples' personal voting experiences.

I really enjoyed the voting experience.

First, the commission concentrates on race at the expense of education levels and voting experience.

There is no such thing as a perfect voting experience, only perfectly good intentions.

That's why, tonight, I'm announcing a non-partisan commission to improve the voting experience in America.

"For all the Republican talk of beware, beware, millions of Americans are having a perfectly pleasant voting experience," she said.

The network also offered voters the option to upload photos and videos of their voting experience, good or bad, to UnivisionNoticias.com or by using the Noticias mobile application.

By now most people understand that President Obama got reëlected largely thanks to New Yorker Marc Philippe Eskenazi's endurance throughout an extremely annoying voting experience.