They have gone to the polls three times in three years.
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Sure, only 15 states will have gone to the polls by March 2.
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Tuesday's special election was the first time voters have gone to the polls in Missouri since Republican Gov.
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Opinion Columnist Americans have gone to the polls four times this month to vote in major, statewide races.
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The election also serves as the first time that voters in Missouri have gone to the polls since Republican Gov.
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Since the revolution, he had gone to the polls three times, and in each case he had deliberately spoiled his ballot.
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Voters who love or loathe the president have gone to the polls in record numbers to register their support or opposition.
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Hopeful Iranians earnestly believed that, having gone to the polls and chosen the right candidate, freedom, economic justice, and civil liberties would follow.
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Although, it was only the third time the country had gone to the polls at all, since it became a country in 1932.
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Britons voted on Thursday, but the results will be announced on Sunday, after all the European Union countries have gone to the polls.
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A country that is used to voting every five years will, by June 8th, have gone to the polls three times in two years.
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The Upshot found that 2012 exit polls did not count millions of white working-class voters who had gone to the polls on Election Day.
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He is saying that such emails should have remained in the shadows and the American people should have gone to the polls ignorant of those issues.
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The last election was the eighth time Egyptians have gone to the polls since 2011; voter turnout at 28 percent was about half the level of the previous election.
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Hood said he had met with staff about the report for three hours the previous day — the same day voters had gone to the polls in Mississippi's primary election.
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This is the first time in three decades that a mainstream British political party has gone to the polls with both a female leader and a serious expectation of winning.
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Perhaps this shouldn't be a surprise: If they did care about the same things that animated "very liberal" voters, they probably would have gone to the polls in these crucial states.
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As the journalist who sued the department to force the emails' release pointed out, however, that would be after voters in the first four primary states have gone to the polls.
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If you count the upcoming regional elections on the May 4, and the EU referendum, it will be the fourth time in two years that British voters will have gone to the polls.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday rejected opposition complaints of vote rigging and said people had gone to the polls enthusiastically in a general election that her ruling alliance swept with a landslide.
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Early voting has always been a tricky variable when predicting voter turnout because it's difficult to determine whether people who cast their ballots early would have gone to the polls on Election Day either way or if they are an entire class of new voters.
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Republicans believe they will be rewarded by conservative voters who might not have gone to the polls had GOP senators proved unable to confirm Kavanaugh, who's spent the past 28503 years as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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But in Florida, which extended early voting after long lines left some voters waiting for hours in 2012, African-Americans' share of the electorate that has gone to the polls in person so far has decreased, to 15 percent today from 25 percent four years ago.
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British voters have gone to the polls to vote on a question that will have profound implications for the future of both their country and the rest of Europe: should Britain remain part of the European Union, or should it leave the EU and reclaim full sovereignty?
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These stats don't necessarily provide a one-for-one since there's a gap in the age categorizations, but if the entirety of that 90 percent of conscious consumer millennials had gone to the polls and voted how their dollar votes ... We don't have to spell it out, right?
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It's impossible to know if all of Nader's voters would have gone to the polls without his candidacy or how they all would have voted, but it seems more than likely that enough of them would have gone to Gore and put the Democrats over the top, both in Florida and in the nation.
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In 1870, Louisa Swain was one of the first women to vote in Wyoming Territory. She lived, and voted, in Laramie, Wyoming. In September 1870, women throughout the Territory finally got the chance to vote in Wyoming’s second election. As many as 1,000 women appear to have gone to the polls.
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It is also the first time a BC government has gone to the polls before the expiration of its mandate since the Social Credit government under Bill Vander Zalm called an early election in 1986. This election is the second Canadian provincial election held during the COVID-19 pandemic, after the election in New Brunswick, which was also a snap election. Due to the pandemic, at least 406,000 voters have requested mail-in ballots as of September 29. Elections BC expects that 35 to 40 percent of ballots will be sent by mail, compared to 1 percent historically.
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Voting in a referendum is compulsory for those on the electoral roll, in the same way that it is compulsory to vote in a general election. As of 2020, 44 nation-wide referendums have been held, only eight of which have been carried. However, there have only been 19 times the Australian people have gone to the polls to vote on constitutional amendments, as it is common to have multiple questions on the ballot. There have also been three nation- wide plebiscites (two on conscription and one on the national song), and one postal survey (on same-sex marriage).
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