Sentence examples for voting pace from inspiring English sources

In the week ahead, expect the early voting pace to pick up even further as more people tend to vote early as Election Day nears.

So the vote pace will probably slow down somewhat.

Elsewhere, the character comedian Cariad Lloyd (The Voodoo Rooms PPP) has some memorable lines – "Does anyone else watch Loose Women and think we didn't deserve the right to vote?" – and a pace that goes to the opposite, almost schizophrenic, end of the scale.

Less than two months before the elections, Tehran's leaders are acting to avert any possible recurrence of the 2009 unrest as calls for a widespread boycott of the vote gather pace among the opposition.

As a backbench Tory campaign for an immediate vote gathers pace, No 10 confirmed the government would finally introduce the legislation in the autumn, paving the way for a coalition battle between Cameron, who passionately believes in strengthening marriage through the tax system, and Nick Clegg, who regards the move as antiquated.

"Election laws and procedures have not kept pace with developments in voting technology," Mulligan added.

Early voting turnout in Clark County has vastly exceeded the pace of the 2004 presidential election.

He said the projection models had not kept pace with changes like increases in absentee ballots and voting by mail.

But Socialist party leaders are now worried that young people, whose wages and job opportunities have not kept pace with Spain's economic boom, might abstain from voting.

The 25-year-old, who has strength and explosive pace, was voted the Russian Premier League's player of 2015 and in 21 games for Lokomotiv this season he has scored 12 goals and provided 10 assists.

Kern County and its largest city, Bakersfield, recently voted to end their PACE programs because of such concerns.