Sentence examples for voting number from inspiring English sources

"I am voting number one," said one man, referring to the Pheu Thai's number on the ballot list.

Channel acknowledged that on an edition aired on 18 October a single digit was missing from Lorenzo's voting number, but argued that the number was on screen for less than five seconds and that it was displayed correctly on all other occasions.

Following our sign in, we were given a voting number and began the wait for available booths.

Early voting numbers have also spiked in Maryland, Montana, Arkansas and Tennessee.

We need to reverse the cycle that has seen voting numbers go down over the past few elections.

The '09' voting numbers should preferably only be called from your landline if you have one.

If humans are going to misreport voting numbers, they tend to do it in biased ways.

The place was surprisingly tranquil and organized: there were two lines for waiting, one for the people with voting numbers 1 to 600, and the other for people with voting numbers 600 and above.

This story has been updated to include voting numbers from Tuesday's election as well as a quote from Tina Gurdikian.

This month you were voted number one tweeter in Britain.

Twice I was voted number one in the party elections.