Sentence examples for voting to date from inspiring English sources

The party registration looks good for Romney with 36.1percentt registered Democrats voting to date and 39.0percentt Republicans.

Election officials report that despite a curtailment of weekend early voting by seven days so far -- yes, although the U.S. Supreme Court allowed weekend-before-the-election early voting to continue, there has been no weekend early voting to date -- the number of persons voting in-person in Cuyahoga so far is 23,954, compared to 20,334 for the same number of days prior to the election in 2008.

And Democratic leaders across the country, including many who continued to praise his political skills, said Mr. Edwards would have a tough time proceeding if he did not score victories on the biggest day of Democratic primary and caucus voting to date.

Mr. Kerry's twin victories -- including the one in Michigan, the biggest state that has voted to date, with 128 delegates -- mean he has now won 9 of the first 11 nominating contests.

He has received about 8.2m votes to date, about 2m more than Cruz.

The plans faced bitter criticism not only from Labour MPs but from Lib Dem and Tory backbenchers, but the move was carried by 323 votes to 302 in what has proved to be the most testing parliamentary vote to date for the coalition government.

With total polling votes to date already passing 1 million, it's quite clear that people are responding to this addictive little site and the campaign as a whole.

The total early vote to date exceeds 2010's 962,647 by 20%.

In 2005 the EU commission proposed a ban on mercury exports by 2011 as part of a strategy to reduce mercury emissions and protect against exposure [ 10], and recently MEPs voted to bring this date forward to 2010 [ 11].

Although the Illinois State House of Representatives voted to impeach Blagojevich, to date he is still the governor of Illinois and continues to pardon criminals, sign bills into law, and conduct the day-to-day duties of the governor of Illinois.

On Tuesday, the city's Board of Health voted to eliminate the New York City date, leaving consumers to be guided by the stamp bearing the industry's recommended date, set to 15 days after pasteurization.