Sentence examples for voting precinct from inspiring English sources

Under the rules of the caucus, attendees can register as Democrats at the voting precinct.

When the hunt for a voting precinct vies with the search for food and shelter.

What if one voting precinct is shut down after an election eve attack?

"Those irregularities occur in every election and are in every voting precinct in the country," he said.

The population is scattered widely and, to participate in the caucuses, people have to spend at least a couple of hours at the nearest voting precinct.

It is politically significant because the residents organised themselves into a single voting precinct and have been keen voters able to swing elections ever since.

Of Houston's 935 voting precincts, 125 are predominantly black; only 20 are predominantly Hispanic.

No volunteers stood handing out literature or asking people if they knew where their voting precincts were.

To academy officials, this was the equivalent of someone releasing exit-poll results before the voting precincts had closed.

Now the county chairmen were in the process of naming steering committees and finding captains to organize individual voting precincts.

For the analysis, the newspaper said its reporters collected data for all of Florida's 5,885 voting precincts.