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| Election is via plurality-at-large | voting: A voter votes for up to ten candidates, then |
| l cases-ultimately pass the respective bill by | voting a second time. |
| Election is via plurality-at-large | voting; a voter can vote up to the maximum number of |
| payment after a voter missed elections, making | voting a luxury that poor people, which included many |
| political ward boss who were engaged in repeat | voting, a young poll watcher, Robert Ross, was shot a |
| After the | voting a tabulating device reads the votes using "dar |
| ted, with the winner selected by two rounds of | voting, a mixture of both regional televoting and the |
| ion Monday released some tallies from Ivorians | voting abroad. |
| e specific reasons, such as doctors notes, for | voting absentee by mail. |
| Fan | voting accounts for one-third of the total voting (pl |
| mary system, which allows unlimited cross-over | voting across parties and from its large unaffiliated |
| -50 between a panel of "experts" and telephone | voting across the country. |
| aw the implementation of the Overseas Absentee | Voting Act of 2003 (see Wikisource), which enabled Fi |
| t means that you were directed straight to the | voting action and have already successfully voted. |
| technically can we direct you straight to the | voting action. |
| Despite the Democratic | voting advantage in the district, the combination of |
| each other out), which means no party loses a | voting advantage on account of having one of the four |
| ic interest in VAAs has resulted in the volume | Voting Advice Applications in Europe: The State of th |
| al in 2 wards seeing a 115% increase in postal | voting after anyone was allowed to apply. |
| orsed a referendum to implement Instant Runoff | Voting, after the conservative vote split between the |
| l which brought in the ballot system of secret | voting, afterwards known as the 'Australian' or 'Vict |
| 2000, with sixteen constituencies in Zanzibar | voting again on 5 November due to problems with distr |
| ix songs and the winner was chosen by postcard | voting; again it is believed that this method was emp |
| eturning officer and 80 other voters from ever | voting again in a Parliamentary election, and to exte |
| was sacked by Ariel Sharon in October 2004 for | voting against the Gaza disengagement plan. |
| Twenty six other members joined Raymond in | voting against Craddick, but by the end of the sessio |
| T. Nagar is known for | voting against the trend, voting against the winning |
| tical correctness" section below), for example | voting against the smoking ban in 2006. |
| 1958, he opposed General Charles de Gaulle in | voting against his investiture and against the new Co |
| workers strike and announced that it would be | voting against ratification of the settlement between |
| t was adopted by 13 votes in favor, with Libya | voting against and one abstention from China. |
| ell was one of only seven members of the House | voting against the measure. |
| In October 1932 he resigned, after | voting against the bill that ratified the agreement. |
| d himself with other notable left wing causes, | voting against government policy to introduce student |
| In 1995, he gained notoriety for | voting against Paul Martin's budget, as he was oppose |
| ity of voters in a non-binding 2004 referendum | voting against the plan. |
| one, Vardaman, Gronna, La Follette, and Norris | voting against it. |
| tional Convention and was one of the delegates | voting against the new constitution (joining George M |
| elected U.S. Representative in 1916 and 1940, | voting against U.S entry into both World War I and Wo |
| rom Loksabha by speaker Somnath Chatterjee for | voting against party's WHIP. |
| constituency was alone in Northern Ireland in | voting against the Belfast Agreement. |
| Nowlan was expelled from the Tory caucus after | voting against the Mulroney government's introduction |
| posing marijuana decriminalization in 2003 and | voting against the legalization of same-sex marriage |
| dom and the Netherlands was defeated, with 93% | voting against and less than 2% in favour of agreeing |
| television advertisement criticizing Allen for | voting against body armor for US troops in 2003. |
| ation representatives, with 13 representatives | voting against the proposal and five of them undecide |
| Heinz blasted Green for | voting against defense budgets Green considered too e |
| liamentary Labor party on 29 March 2007, after | voting against government legislation to fast-track p |
| Initially intending on | voting against the motion, they all eventually decide |
| The referendum failed to pass, with 53.66% | voting against the proposal. |
| enate by a vote of 98-1, with the lone senator | voting against him being Lauch Faircloth. |
| No” for | voting against bills that contained unnecessary spend |
| that the United States had coerced India into | voting against Iran at the International Atomic Energ |
| s confirmed on March 19, 1936, with only Bilbo | voting against his confirmation. |
| the Third Partition of Luxembourg, ultimately | voting against the Treaty of London. |
| publicly read out of the Democratic Party for | voting against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. |
| l appeal for the introduction of conscription, | voting against this recommendation largely because of |
| im to Universal International, organized block | voting against him to prevent one of their contract p |
| Labour Party group on the council in 1990 for | voting against rent rises, redundancies and implement |
| voters, versus just 12.3 % of eligible voters | voting against the proposal. |
| une 2000, Hostettler was one of 10 Republicans | voting against a prescription drug bill that passed t |
| Louisiana congressional delegation members in | voting against the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Morrison |
| s foundation hospitals and the Trident system, | voting against these issues in the House of Commons. |
| ad voted for this resolution with only Britain | voting against it (with 32 abstentions), he claimed i |
| he House's other independent, Arthur Coles, in | voting against the budget of Country Party Prime Mini |
| o get their sketches on the show may have been | voting against it as an act of revenge. |
| tion who was horrified at the number of troops | voting against it, he was appointed to the Order of S |
| Despite | voting against the First Pitt the Younger ministry ov |
| ve ease were compiled to convince America that | voting against Reagan was a vote against prosperity. |
| the same Parliament, with most members of BYuT | voting against holding the snap elections (allegedly |
| a supporter of Lord North, though occasionally | voting against him. |
| otes were held for men and women, with the men | voting against, and women split almost equally. |
| r, the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) | voting against. |
| ome of the same programs he attacked Kerry for | voting against. |
| ast, the strike was approved with less than 5% | voting against. |
| , 89.6% of voters approved the list, with 9.7% | voting against. |
| ST referendum to an earlier date, lowering the | voting age to 16, a reduced number of cabinet ministe |
| The | voting age had been lowered to sixteen at this electi |
| The | voting age was also lowered to eighteen, and grant pr |
| o it can be estimated that around 7-10% of the | voting age population is ineligible to vote. |
| ¹ The | voting age population includes all persons age 18 and |
| The | voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 by the 1985 Elec |
| oved of amending the constitution to lower the | voting age from 31 to 18. |
| This was primarily because the | voting age was lowered from 21 to 18 with the 26th am |
| The minimum | voting age is twenty years; voters must satisfy a thr |
| The | voting age for this election was lowered from 21 to 1 |
| The Bill would have sought to reduce the | voting age to 16 in New Zealand and make civics educa |
| The | voting age population estimate for 2008 will be relea |
| er article 12 of the constitution, the minimum | voting age is 18. |
| Voting age was lowered to 18 years. | |
| The | voting age in Samoa is 21. |
| 28 February - The federal | voting age is lowered from 21 to 18. |
| er Article 12 of the constitution, the minimum | voting age is 18. |
| speech was notable for the suggestion that the | voting age in the state should be dropped to 16, but |
| resentation of the People Act 1969 lowered the | voting age to 18 |
| The Isle of Man lowered its | voting age to 16 in 2006. |
| Every year, about 400,000 Canadians reach | voting age and 200,000 Canadians die, resulting in ch |
| ), but defenders noted that, since the minimum | voting age at that time was 21, this was hardly likel |
| o vote for the first time with the lowering of | voting age to 18 - also vote to lower the required ag |
| intended to introduce her Civics Education and | Voting Age Bill on the next occasion upon which a pla |
| who are at least 25 years old, and the minimum | voting age is 18. |
| The | voting age was eventually lowered to eighteen. |
| A reduction of the | voting age to 16 was also proposed. |
| towed to men rather than to seniors, while the | voting age went down from 30 to 25 years. |
| il January 2007, when it was raised to 18, the | voting age was 15 years, the lowest globally at the t |
| The | voting age was lowered to 20 (compared to 25 in the e |
| The lowering of the minimum | voting age to 18 years. |
| lower the | voting age from 18 to 16, |
| or to the referendum, Verwoerd had lowered the | voting age for whites to 18, and had also included th |
| n the number to capture those who have come of | voting age between the last registration exercise and |
| rior to the election, the process to lower the | voting age from 21 to 18 years was put into motion, b |
| ion in the United Kingdom to be held after the | voting age had been reduced from 21 to 18. |
| "Eve of Destruction" address the issue of the | voting age, which at the time was 21. |
| opulation, including address changes, reaching | voting age, naturalization, and death. |
| pora who left Sudan as children and are now of | voting age. |
| bill to advocate for the cause of lowering the | voting age. |
| the Legislative Council were open for popular | voting, albeit only for British subjects. |
| he song received 12 points at the close of the | voting, all from France, placing 21st of 23 countries |
| An original member of the dominant Tagi | voting alliance which included Richard Hatch, Susan H |
| The petition involved the methods of | voting allowable, ‘ticks and crosses'. |
| t, Bensham and Whickham North wards saw postal | voting allowed for all voters. |
| Thought the term originally referred to | voting along caste lines, it was soon expanded to des |
| The paradox of | voting, also called Downs paradox, is that for a rati |
| Because it maximises voter turnout, compulsory | voting also maximises the amount of campaign cost rei |
| considered, in respect to its formal system of | voting, among the most permissive of the latter. |
| in last place, but Aaron and Mathews split the | voting among Braves players, allowing Banks to claim |
| t the Russians; instead, after conferences and | voting among the higher officers, the Swedish army ca |
| pope from his exile had proclaimed the act of | voting an act of sacrilege, Muzzarelli was requested |
| t for National League Rookie of the Year Award | voting, an award for which he was not eligible. |
| ner-up to Babe Siebert in the 1937 Hart Trophy | voting and was placed on the NHL Second All-Star Team |
| Electronic | voting and counting was introduced following the pass |
| of the election campaign, not just the day of | voting and involves discussion at the highest level w |
| The election was held under all postal | voting and took place at the same time as the Europea |
| the site's users rate songs through contests, | voting, and other community events. |
| rced Republicans from office, suppressed black | voting, and opened the way for white Democratic takeo |
| in 1929, when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| information to the Debating section to explain | voting and how it's done. |
| s created when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| ously little-known company engaged in Internet | voting and manufacturing of optical scanners, acquire |
| It involves observation of the | voting and counting of ballots at the polling station |
| stituency when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| He finished third in the 1937 Heisman Trophy | voting, and was runner-up for the 1938 Heisman Trophy |
| filled using Single-member district plurality | voting, and another 4 were vacant seats, designated f |
| band, its fans, and people on the street about | voting and politics. |
| ected McKinney, the completion of the overseas | voting and count took place at a later date than the |
| He proposed that he would abstain from | voting, and if the other eleven jurors voted guilty u |
| icantly different score in the second round of | voting, and beating the similarly styled "Drop Drop D |
| E-democracy, proxy | voting and delegated voting. |
| ntial mix of the year award was in 2007 - when | voting and competitions were suspended on Radio 1 unt |
| d believed they would have won more if not for | voting and counting irregularities, and the governing |
| A combination of SMS | Voting and a professional jury selected "La mirada in |
| been touched by [her] tireless enthusiasm for | voting and who have applauded her commitment." |
| es were outright victors in the first round of | voting and only 101 more (of 432 remaining candidates |
| s re-nominated with 2,428.7 votes to 723.3 not | voting and 179 scattering. |
| The song placed 4th in preliminary public | voting and was therefore not selected as the represen |
| icipal Assemblies it gathered almost 6% of the | voting and 270 Assembly members, being the great surp |
| Congressional Quarterly | Voting and Elections Collection. |
| ndidate, commenting on the birth of electronic | voting, and a larger redistribution after the landsli |
| The winning song was chosen by postcard | voting, and on 1 March, this time from the Theater Or |
| ffers from reality: instead of abstaining from | voting and debating, he acts as John Adams' primary a |
| irls failed to poll enough votes via telephone | voting, and lost by scoring 48% against Overground. |
| tic Renovator Party, achieved almost 5% of the | voting and the presidency of 3 municipalities. |
| ns, electoral reforms including instant runoff | voting, and calls for abolishing the death penalty an |
| C. Rallings & M. Thrasher, Local | Voting and the New Parliamentary Constituencies, (Ply |
| arty sent armed patrols to prevent blacks from | voting and succeeded in defeating all Republican city |
| Senators where selected by some form of direct | voting and then subsequently elected by state legisla |
| e Electoral and Referendum Amendment (Prisoner | Voting and Other Measures) Act 2004 (Cth), which only |
| In 2006, Markham again used Internet | voting and experienced a 48% growth in online voting. |
| Singapore has compulsory | voting and uses the first-past-the-post system. |
| on laws stipulating residency requirements for | voting and candidacy (August, November 1989). |
| orm in Florida refers to efforts to change the | voting and election laws in the United States state o |
| e winner being decided by a combination of SMS | voting and the verdict of an expert jury. |
| Trophy balloting, second in the Maxwell Award | voting, and was named the Football News Division I-AA |
| shed second to Ray Nagin in the first round of | voting, and lost the runoff election to Nagin by a ma |
| isions allowing for the security of electronic | voting and voting counting processes, handling of dis |
| gs prevented naturalized German and Irish from | voting, and riots erupted on the streets of the Butch |
| d in 1929 when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| m in Minnesota refers to efforts to change the | voting and election laws in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. |
| d in 1929 when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| e, thumbnails generated from the page, dynamic | voting, and topic-based auto-generated favorites page |
| (CN member) | Voting and eligibility requirements include citizensh |
| the Portuguese Communist Party, increased the | voting and kept the 2 Mps of the previous election. |
| under a new system of compulsory preferential | voting and new electoral boundaries both of which had |
| in 1929, when the House of Commons (Method of | Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ire |
| India were present but did not participate in | voting and the Soviet Union was absent. |
| ing session notes, meeting agenda, interactive | voting, and live interactive webcasts designed to bri |
| orm in Germany refers to efforts to change the | voting and election laws in this formerly bifurcated |
| rning the preliminary motions on the method of | voting and the extremely difficult position of the co |
| tive Council to accept the abolition of plural | voting, and tried unsuccessfully to pass a bill givin |
| North Carolina refers to efforts to change the | voting and election laws in the Tar Heel State. |
| Senators were selected by some form of direct | voting and then subsequently elected by state legisla |
| prior, Ontario provided Internet and telephone | voting and was forced to extend voting by a further 2 |
| rm in New York refers to efforts to change the | voting and election laws in New York State. |
| leged that BNP party supporters were kept from | voting and their polling agents and officials were ba |
| ed Google's use of hyperlink analysis, toolbar | voting, and user reporting of spam. |
| Growe is widely recognized as an expert on | voting and elections, and has been selected to serve |
| g song was chosen by 4 televoting regions, SMS | voting and an expert jury in two rounds of voting - f |
| l Rights Management, tampering with electronic | voting, and otherwise trusting private corporations w |
| the possibility of a future use of electronic | voting and leaving the actual date of implementation |
| ner was chosen by a mixture of televoting, SMS | voting and an internet jury of 2002 people. |
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