Sentence examples for voting requirement from inspiring English sources

"Within the general partner regulations, it would require an 80 percent vote to change the 80 percent voting requirement".

Indiana adopted a tough new photo ID voting requirement, over objections from Democrats that it would prevent eligible voters from casting a ballot.

A federal judge struck down a state voting requirement that naturalized citizens provide proof of citizenship if challenged by a poll worker.

Eventually, literacy tests fell by the wayside of American history while citizenship inexplicably remained a voting requirement.

The audit found just two cases of voter impersonation ― the kind of fraud a photo ID voting requirement aims to prevent.

The second and third preconditions are collectively known as the "racially polarized voting" or "racial bloc voting" requirement, and they concern whether the voting patterns of the different racial groups diverge.

(Like North Carolina, Texas tightened voting requirements after the Shelby County decision).

The Arizona initiative, unlike California's 187, also adds voting requirements.

Grandfather clauses imposed voting requirements like literacy tests on new voters but exempted people whose ancestors had voted.

If the effect of a change in voting requirements was to diminish the voting power of minorities, it didn't matter what anyone deliberately intended.

But as this TPM post notes, it's more expensive to comply with the new voting requirements than it was to comply with the old poll taxes.