Sentence examples for voting identification from inspiring English sources

The prosecution showed a forged Peruvian voting identification card bearing Ms. Berenson's photograph that was found in the M.R.T.A. safe house during the 1995 police raid.

The prosecutors will show a forged Peruvian voting identification card bearing her photo that was found in a 1995 raid on a safe house, and offer testimony by a convicted terrorist that she served a variety of functions for the Túpac Amaru group, including renting the safe house and serving the rebels food.

Language barriers, polling closures and voting identification requirements hinder Native American election participation in many other areas.

Governments could take advantage of this for voting identification, as well as to provide a variety of public services and satisfy bureaucratic needs.

The Fair Elections Act, which came into effect late last year, changed Canada's voting identification requirements so that voter cards were no longer sufficient to cast a ballot.

Trump has pledged that his selection will come from a pre-released list of 25 conservatives, most of whom are non-starters with Democrats given the potential picks' views on abortion rights, labor unions, environmental regulations, and voting identification laws.

It requires proof of citizenship to register to vote, photo identification to vote and proof of eligibility to receive local welfare benefits.

The new law would allow residents to continue to vote without identification, but their votes wouldn't be counted unless they returned to their local clerk's office with ID within 10 days.

What would be the practical effect of overturning part of the law? A. In the last election, changes to early voting and identification requirements were rejected by courts under Section 5. Should it be struck down, such changes to voting procedures and voting districts in the covered jurisdictions would be subject to ordinary after-the-fact lawsuits, which are expensive and time-consuming.

That decision made it significantly easier for previously covered areas to implement the aforementioned voting restrictions - identification laws and early voting curtailment, in addition to the closing or relocation of polling stations.

Ultimately, the states determine such issues as early and absentee voting, photo-identification requirements, and the locations and hours of polling places.