Sentence examples for voting registry from inspiring English sources

A fresh vote had been set for Saturday, but police stopped it because the elections commission failed to obtain approval for the voting registry from all the candidates as required by the high court.

Of course one could argue that there are people who are not registered voters, or who no longer reside in the state or even the country but who still appear in the voting registry nonetheless.

The study individuals should have been included in the 1990 voting registry of the study regions and all must have a unique identification number (the cédula), which would allow us to follow them in computer files of the death registry and the national tumour registry.

The 1990 Voting Registry (padrón electoral ) to identify the study individuals, cases, or controls, with their identification number.

To locate missing loved ones, Mr. Simonian uses resources such as voting registries, birth and marriage records, driver's licenses (which are not public record in Connecticut and many other states) and magazine subscription records.

A total of 1920 individuals (765 males and 1155 females) who were born between May 1925 and June 1926 were identified; the birth data were extracted from official voting registries.

Voters confirm their receipts before they leave; receipts include both a serial number and the details of the vote; and, subsequently, anyone who took a receipt can verify that it was correctly counted against the public vote registry, which tabulates serial numbers and votes.

Volunteers took to the phones on Friday at the offices of Unite Here, which represents hospitality workers, calling Latinos on the early-voting registry to find out if they got their ballots in time to vote by mail.

Implemented correctly, it will, I believe, prove to be a better transactional and verification model that we presently use for the global financial system and for many other types of activities such as voting, public registries, provenance of works of art, and real-estate transfers.

Nine board members voted to approve the registry, and three voted against it.

You have to admire its creators' ambition: its blockchain supports a full Turing-compete programming language intended to power not just programmable money but also financial derivatives, voting systems, identity registries, reputation systems, decentralized file storage, decentralized autonomous operations, and more.