Sentence examples for voting voting from inspiring English sources

During the recent election campaign in Canada, Klein advocated strategic voting — voting for either the Liberals or the N.D.P., depending on which had a better chance of winning in a particular district, to promote the greater goal of unseating the Tories.

Could there not have been some method devised to enable Iraqis to participate in this historic occasion through some other method, some means of enabling e-mail voting, voting by mail, by telephone or anything else that would ensure some level of confidence that they would not be risking their lives to vote?

"Electronic voting, voting by phone, voting by internet, supervised voting in the workplace".

Moreover, practicalities to cast a ballot (postal/electronic voting, voting in person abroad) may deter electoral participation if associated with very high "costs" (e.g.: long journey to the nearest polling station, tortuous administrative procedures).

The Supreme Court decision unleashed a wave of voter restriction laws, ending a century of reducing barriers to voting (e.g. women right to vote, 18-year-olds voting, same-day registration, early voting, voting by mail).

As we set out in our Prison Reform Trust briefing Barred From Voting, voting is both a right and a civic duty.

American people that voted, voted for it.

But overall turnout was much higher, and 78% of the evangelicals who voted, voted for Mr Bush.

It's not illegal; it's systemic, British people who voted, voted for it.

"We know historically that the overwhelming majority of black people who vote, vote Democrat.

People voted, votes were counted - but we don't know who is in control.