Sentence examples for voting office from inspiring English sources

They gave me a ticket for when the voting office opened.

"This is about ensuring that the last voter to arrive at a voting office has the same information as the first," Mr. Guyomar said.

Not because it was against rules, but because the staff were exceptionally busy that day, as the inmates were voting for the general election and had to be escorted to the in-house voting office.

I followed all the rules to register and vote in my district (New Braunfels, Texas), but never heard back from the voting office there.

The vote took place on Sunday night, and media reports indicated that police had been brought in to supervise the voting offices, a testament to the tensions the debate had created in the area.

Mr. George explained that during a meeting, the King Street Patriots had shown a picture of the Houston Votes office and stated its address before adding that this was the new location of the Black Panthers.

The Republican Party succeeded in blocking phone communication to and from get-out-the-vote offices in Concord, Manchester, Claremont, Nashua, and Rochester, during the initial morning rush hour.

Politics narrowly defined — who got voted into office, who wrote and voted on the bill, who belonged to this or that political club — leaves out an enormous amount.

He has never cast a vote in office, which offers him the blessing of running without a voting record.

The candidate with the most votes took office.

Mr Alarcon was voted into office by Congress, and still answers to it.