Sentence examples for voting in advance from inspiring English sources

Statewide, officials said, there are broader reasons for the spike in mail-in voting, a subset of so-called early voting, which also includes voting in advance at polling places.

And the crowd inside this echoing church followed orders, scores of people streaming out together and marching down Madison Street to a polling location with less than an hour remaining for early voting in advance of Tuesday's election.

The American Music Awards has just announced its list of nominees eligible for fan voting in advance of its upcoming awards ceremony.

Some government-run enterprises or businesses with links to the government have already required their employees to vote in advance.

He said that, if people voted in advance of polling day, then late-stage campaigning became pointless.

All sorts of ruses were used to ensure a victory – forcing civil servants to vote in advance, for example – but that does not automatically mean the party will fare badly if it has to abide by the rules.

Suspicious about a large early ballot turnout, Sheriff Ed Jordan of Clay County has shut down the voting machines in his Appalachian district, angering a crowd of constituents who were lined up to vote in advance of the May 28 primary.

Susan Saulny (NYT) MANHATTAN: TEEN VOTE DRIVE The New York Urban League announced a yearlong campaign yesterday to register 50,000 teenagers to vote, in advance of next year's election for mayor, City Council and other city offices.

Iowa and New Hampshire, two small, mostly white, mostly rural, red states were guaranteed the right to vote in advance of any others; and in a clumsy effort to dilute the power of Iowa and New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina were also accorded early status.

And they have battled over poll identification rules and procedures for early voting, a process in many states -- such as Florida -- that has already allowed more than 1.3 million people to vote in advance.

Almodóvar had already voted in advance for the leftwing Podemos; he has been a prominent critic of the PP and is among many who regard the recent massive hike on VAT for cinema tickets as the government's punitive revenge on the film community's opposition to Spain's involvement in the Iraq war.