Sentence examples for voting locations from inspiring English sources

Cobb County has only two voting locations.

"Nine Cleveland-area voting locations without power in Sandy's wake," the Cleveland Plain-Dealer (Ohio) reported last night.

The campaign has also organized buses from rallies in Cincinnati and Columbus to local early voting locations.

A state law there allows campaigns to petition election officials to open temporary voting locations, which have popped up in Mexican restaurants, evangelical churches and libraries.

7 30 p.m. | Updated The Times's polling unit is combing through the exit polls of voters leaving Wisconsin voting locations for insights.

With 30percentt of the voting locations reporting, Mrs. Kirchner had 43 percent, ahead of Mr. Lavagna and Ms. Carrio, who each had 20percentt.

The judge sided with the state on other challenged policies in the case, including restrictions on the number of early voting locations and rules for absentee ballot mailings.

People following the Twitter account of Jon Ralston, the state's veteran political reporter, have been able to follow the "action" happening all over the state as he passes along the results from different voting locations.

"I understand that everyone is interested in Prairie View, as am I," Ms. German wrote in an e-mail, "but I am also very proud with the additional early voting locations, additional days and hours of early voting".

But at early-voting locations in Florida and Nevada, Latino voters often sounded less defensive: they were confident that they had a better understanding than Trump of what it means to be an American.

Florida, Tennessee and Texas first opened special early-voting locations in 1996.