Sentence examples for voting research from inspiring English sources

"What has traditionally happened in this country is that a change in voting equipment happens once in the lifetime of an election official," said Kimball W. Brace, president of Election Data Services, a voting research firm.

Almost a quarter of British Asians have yet to decide how to vote, research suggests.

In 1995, a Basic Law for Science and Technology was voted: research and innovation were established at the core of Japan's institutional system.

For more on how to register to vote, research candidates, confirm your registration, get an absentee ballot and more, visit USA.gov's voting and elections page here. .

In this paper we describe the role of national election studies in voting behavior research in Europe and the United States.

As the costs of voting rise, research suggests, people are less likely to do so.

We know from Operation Black Vote research that there are enough marginal seats for minorities to affect the result if, in large measure, they react to similar stimuli by voting in similar fashion.

Yet that is still narrow; and initial leads for the yes camp in previous referendum campaigns on the EU have often vanished.Mr Cowen may take more comfort from post-vote research pointing to public ignorance about the Lisbon treaty.

They also found evidence that one member of the board – Duke's director of grants and contracts, who has an interest in seeing Duke thrive as a recipient of research grants – continued to vote on research proposals as an IRB member despite the OPRR's warning that his participation could be construed as a conflict of interest.

Viewers will also be able to vote for research into paralysis and eco-friendly flight.

"This scientist is hard at work spending your tax dollars," explains the narrator, saying that Mr Feingold voted for research into methane emissions.