Sentence examples for ways of voting from inspiring English sources

But the nation, just beginning to accustom itself to the seeming inevitability of a Bush victory, is reeling again at this latest attempt at solving the mystery of Florida's dimpled, piebald ways of voting.

To address security concerns, researchers are proposing new ways of voting that do not require voter trust in people or software.

The 112-page report, based on a six-month study, recommended the expansion of "alternative ways of voting, such as mail balloting and in-person early voting".

We have a new way of voting.

Democracy is not only a way of voting.

A27 Members of Congress from both parties proposed legislation to modernize the American way of voting.

"And we all know what 'normal' means for them: It means we go back to one party, one way of thinking, one way of voting – just going in lockstep and doing what you're told".

Seeking to avoid a replay of the electoral disputes of 2000, members of Congress from both parties proposed legislation today to modernize the American way of voting.

"Once again," the president added, "a partisan minority of senators has thwarted the will of the majority and stood in the way of voting on superb judicial nominees".

He said the current system involved "a very dated way of voting where you go to your local school and cast your ballot, which for a lot of young people seems very old-fashioned".

AFTER the hanging-chad fiasco in the American presidential election of 2000, caused by unreliable mechanical voting machines, and the refusal four years later of some manufacturers to reveal exactly how the electronic devices they proposed as replacements actually worked, the search is on for a way of voting that is both reliable and trustworthy.