Sentence examples for voting programme from inspiring English sources
In 2004, the US Department of Defense canceled a pilot internet voting programme for overseas members of the military because of concerns about security.
Faced with a voting programme that at best is ineffective, and at worst partisan, ordinary citizens have been forced to pick up the slack.
About 1m overseas Iraqis are thought to be eligible to vote; 75 sites in 36 cities in 14 countries, from Jordan to Australia, have been approved for voting, in what its organisers claim is the largest overseas voting programme in history.
She implemented the voting programme to do the same to the population, out of fear that remembering the truth would lead to the populace demanding the whale be freed, destroying the ship and killing everyone aboard.
I'm depressed that the government is going to relax the rules so that the channels are going to be self-governing and won't have to show any drama, so there'll be more of these programmes I dislike - these voting programmes and cookery and makeover shows.
"We'll still need to see the results as they come in but I doubt the exit polls were correct," said Lizet Ocampo, director of the People For the American Way's Latino vote programme.
According to BBC 1's Vote 2002 programme, the available results at 11 pm gave Labour a 34% share of the overall vote, the Tories level at 34%, with the Liberal Democrats on 27%, and other parties on 5%.
To have any chance of seeing off next year's otherwise inevitable electoral rise of the extreme right in the Netherlands, France and Germany will mean that the centre-left, continent-wide, will need to develop a vote-winning programme for tackling both economic insecurity and uncontrolled immigration between EU countries.
Radio 4's Tweet of the Day, which explores the calls of British birds, was voted radio programme of the year.
Speaking on the BBC's Vote 2014 programme, Lib Dem federal executive member Martin Tod said that changing leader would show the party was "listening to the electorate.
There will be full live text and video coverage of the results as they come in on the BBC News website, including the BBC's Vote 2013 programme presented by Huw Edwards.
