Sentence examples for workers on election from inspiring English sources

He also asked for money to raise the stipend paid to poll workers on Election Day to $250 from $130.

Other people submitted their registration applications well before the deadline, but were told by poll workers on Election Day that there was no evidence of their registrations.

New Jersey and other states have a long-standing practice of handing out "walking around money," a few bucks to cover transportation and lunch for campaign workers on election day.

Supporters of Mr. Obama also insist that even though the party establishment is helping Mrs. Clinton in the field, that advantage is not nearly as great as it would be in a general election, when union members work phone banks and the party pays workers on Election Day to get voters to the polls.

But on a speech on Nov. 16 at the Ronald Reagan Library and Museum, Walker expressed significantly more support for eliminating same-day registration, citing the burden it places on poll workers on election day.

Keenly interested in politics, Mr. Yokich put in full shifts as a poll worker on election days even after becoming president of the union.

At least 400 Afghans have died in violence across the country this year, including factional fighting and attacks by suspected Taliban fighters on government officials, aid workers, election workers and now, apparently, on registered voters.

On election morning workers removed the control panels of the lifts "for routine maintenance".

As she thanked her campaign workers in her victory speech on election night, she said, "You took on the powerful Wall Street banks and special interests, and you let them know you want a senator who'll be out there fighting for the middle class all of the time".

They threatened to kill anyone who registered, and laid bombs or ambushed election workers on occasions.

The board said it would suspend $27,700 of the fine if the committee agreed to train its campaign workers on the city's election laws.