We have a million people voting in Miami-Dade County, 800,000 people voting in Broward County, and roughly 600,000 people voting in Palm Beach County.
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Voting in one election increases the likelihood of voting in subsequent elections by 25 percent.
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A patchwork of standards governing elections makes voting in Florida a very different thing from voting in California.
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Republicans in that chamber are voting in lockstep with the Trump administration, while Democrats are almost universally voting in opposition.
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These millions may think they are voting in a primary when they are really voting in what amounts to a runoff.
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Meet Anise, a music-education student voting in Pennsylvania — a swing state — and Kiera, a cake decorator and artist voting in California.
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Registering to vote or actually voting in another county or state, however, forecloses the possibility of voting in your place of origin.
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Fidelity Investments went from voting in favor of no climate change proposals in 2016 to voting in favor of 45 percent last year.
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Democrats will be voting in both Kentucky and Oregon, while Republicans, who already held their Kentucky primary in March, will only be voting in Oregon.
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They might be voting in a presidential, they might be voting in a gubernatorial, but for some reason they're not inspired or included or engaged enough to vote the congressional primary.
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Confirmed 94 to 5, with 41 Republicans voting in favor.
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"I didn't really understand voting in its totality," she said.
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The kids eating Tide today will be voting in 2020.
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Many Republicans want to bar independents from voting in primaries.
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Brands are showing off their support for voting in public.
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State law makes no provision for voting in that way.
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Consider the final results of voting in Florida in 2628.
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MIAMI — Get live updates about voting in the Florida primary.
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Both had committed to voting in favor of the deal.
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But I don't feel comfortable voting in Country C's elections.
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And New York, voting in April, has 2167 at stake.
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Michelle and David talk voting in the time of coronavirus.
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One thing to watch: Voting in California started on Feb.
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This week's voting in New York may have reflected that.
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"We are preventing noncitizens from voting in elections," he said.
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Millions of Kenyans are voting in a presidential election today.
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Democrats voting in Republican primaries "dilutes my vote," she said.
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You would expect signs of noncitizen voting in the results.
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Both have committed to voting in favor of the deal.
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This is part of a series on voting in America.
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Voting in state primaries and caucuses begins early next month.
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The political process, yes, it comes down to voting in November.
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This is the first day of early voting in North Carolina.
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Voting in the British referendum will end at 5:00 p.m.
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Voting in the U.K. referendum will run from 7:00 a.m.
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Maine voters approved the use of ranked-choice voting in 2016.
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There's no record of these three voting in the 2018 election.
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Voting in a seven-stage national election begins on April 11th.
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After voting in Congress 4,289 times in a row, Michigan Rep.
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Voting in the rest of the country begins at 8 a.m.
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John Kasich if he were voting in Ohio, or Texas Sen.
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But early voting in 22019 has both 2014 and 2018 beat.
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An impressive 60% are interested in voting in the general election.
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The government is braced for attempts to disrupt voting in Catalonia.
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It passed overwhelmingly, with all but 12 members voting in favor.
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Tennessee This is Nick Ignomirello's first time voting in midterm elections.
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On the most basic level, this means voting in every election.
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Nineteen years old voting in an off-year, midterm primary election.
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Thousands of transgender people could face obstacles voting in the Nov.
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The Dutch are voting in their own national election on Wednesday.
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CHICAGO — Get live updates about voting in the March 15 primaries.
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Early voting in some counties started as early as March 2.
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Bernie Sanders has questioned voting in the midst of the coronavirus.
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This will be my first time voting in a midterm election.
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And he's going to be voting in the next election too.
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Voting in New York once again appears to be a shitshow.
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Here's what to watch in today's voting in Arizona and Florida.
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The beginnings of popular voting in the United States are hazy.
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Mike DeWine successfully delayed voting in the state until June 2.
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Senators will be voting in alphabetical order, seated at their desks.
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A third of true independents reported voting in the midterm elections.
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Voting in Kandahar was delayed for a week after Raziq's death.
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Y.), and Richard Blumenthal (Conn.), a Marine veteran, voting in opposition.
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Contact the state you're voting in to ensure your ballot arrived.
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Voting in Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city, also was very fragmented.
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Studies have shown that voting in a school makes you more likely to vote for education funding initiatives, while voting in churches can make you more likely to vote for conservative candidates and against gay marriage.
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Confirmed 61 to 34 in 2012, with nine Republicans voting in favor.
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Anthony ended up voting in 1872 and was immediately arrested for it.
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Yet there was little enthusiasm for voting in the city of Sulaimaniya.
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As Secretary of State, Brian Kemp has power over voting in Georgia.
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Voters in seven states are voting in primary or runoff elections Tuesday.
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A man displays his "I Voted" sticker after voting in Los Angeles.
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Still, the fact remains that most people aren't voting in the primaries.
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So why should voting in elections for government officials be any different?
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Stakes are very high as they wrap up voting in four States.
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Voting in the referendum begins at 0600 GMT on Thursday June 23.
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Check out our guide to voting in the fast-approaching midterm elections.
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In the first round of voting in February, there were 14 candidates.
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Voting in Round 3 ends on March 23 at 10 a.m. ET.
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Voting in round two ends on March 18 at 10 a.m. ET.
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A more settled life also encourages voting in other ways, Leighley said.
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Y.), and Richard Blumenthal (Conn.), a Marine veteran, voting in the opposition.
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Kentucky's Democratic primary is underway, and both parties are voting in Oregon.
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She then announced that she wouldn't be voting in November at all.
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It's risky to attach nationwide significance to voting in a single district.
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The stage is set for the second round of voting in Brazil's
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Turnout is up across the board, compared to early voting in 2008.
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Reporter's Notebook Get live updates about voting in the March 15 primaries.
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Early voting in California begins the same day of the Iowa caucuses.
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Germany, the country where I live, has banned electronic voting in 2009.
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North Carolina Early voting in 221 is October 218 to November 219.
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The South Carolina race highlighted primary voting in five states on Tuesday.
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Voting in person in proximity to other people could spread the virus.
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How did he characterize many citizens' reasons for voting in this election?
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The bill was passed with 64 voting in favor and 52 against.
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It's also one of six states voting in the Democratic primary today.
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Aren't they to be commended for voting in favor of fairer maps?
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Some states already limit the acceptable reasons for not voting in person.
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Sixteen states required curbside voting in 2016, an inexpensive, low-tech solution.
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Here is what you need to know about early voting in Nevada.
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It's a perfect time for ranked-choice voting in New York City.
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The Greens garnered 239 percent in the Europe-wide voting in May.
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The final round of voting in the French presidential race happens Sunday.
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A plan to encourage early voting in Florida went unapproved for weeks.
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Attending a meeting is a bigger commitment than voting in an election.
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Early voting in Nevada begins this weekend, the caucuses are on Feb.
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And the first round of voting in France's presidential election starts Sunday.
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Are you planning on voting in like, literally, less than a week?
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Nevada Democrats used scannable paper ballots for early voting in their caucuses.
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Some 426,000 SPD members are voting in the 10-day long ballot.
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Voting in Kandahar was pushed back a week after police chief Gen.
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Being a mom and voting in the Senate shouldn't be mutually exclusive.
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Instead, they become "affiliated" with a party by voting in its primary.
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I will be voting in favor of the Articles of Impeachment. pic.twitter.
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Voting in the capital Nouakchott appeared to be largely free of incident.
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"I'm not voting in the general election unless Bernie's involved," he said.
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It's an overwhelmingly Democratic state voting in a presidential year, so Sen.
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Superdelegates can't affect the outcome of voting in the first ballot, Cuccinelli noted.
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Here's a list with links to learn more about voting in each state.
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There's no line, and I am done voting in less than 10 minutes.
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Did voter fraud laws suppress and discourage voting in key states like Wisconsin?
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While voting in this country should be a straightforward affair, oftentimes, it's not.
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He led the league in All-Star voting in 2000, 2001, and 2002.
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Hard to believe there's actually going to be voting in Iowa next week.
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He has been outed as voting in a way contrary to his district.
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I've also heard countless excuses from those not voting in this year's elections.
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She came top in first-round voting in the surrounding department of l'Ain.
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Public anger may affect voting in Angola's first-ever local elections in 2020.
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The abolition of mandatory voting in 2012 explains only part of the drop.
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That means you can't even talk about voting while you're voting in Delaware.
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I clearly see them voting in favor of threatening innovation and restricting activism.
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Additionally, the judges granted an extra week of early voting in the state.
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Health care was the top issue for Americans voting in Tuesday's midterm elections.
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In total, 37 states now allow early voting in some form or another.
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We lost friggin' people on the second ballot of voting in the caucus.
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Even some Republicans were against Bridenstine before ultimately voting in favor of him.
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Voting in the second round ends on March 18 at 10 a.m. ET.
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Two people were prosecuted for improper voting in Colorado, out of 3,85033 investigated.
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It doesn't suggest you're voting in two states, which is against the law.
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It appears young people are voting in the 2018 midterm elections after all.
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The first, more immediate sort concerns the mechanics of voting in the referendum.
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Among them: Should New York City use ranked-choice voting in future elections?
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Several other cities and states already use ranked-choice voting in various elections.
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And voting in Australia isn't just a civil right; it's a civic duty.
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Many fewer polling sites were originally open for early voting in North Carolina.
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Sanders has a 2-point lead ahead of voting in Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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They champion a new way of selecting candidates, Ranked Choice Voting, in Maine.
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People are voting in my home state and home city of New York.
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Are they voting in a two-way, three-way or four-way race?
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Makgetha, from the Johannesburg township of Soweto, won't be voting in the elections.
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Of those sampled, 420 said they plan on voting in the Democratic primary.
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A lot of these young people are voting in their first election period.
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The result was almost 100,000 newly registered people voting in the 2016 election.
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Voting in free and fair elections is neither necessary nor sufficient to democracy.
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He said prohibiting felons from voting in the state mostly disenfranchises African-Americans.
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Clinton won Democrats voting in the Democratic primary by a similarly large margin.
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Below are the dates for early voting in the states that allow it.
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Noncitizens have been barred by law from voting in federal elections since 1996.
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With early voting in, it looks like a tight contest between incumbent Gov.
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The 210 Race Get live updates about voting in the March 212.5 contests.
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He won decisively in voting in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington State on Saturday.
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Bernie Sanders won decisively in voting in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington on Saturday.
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Anadarko had its vote today, with a majority voting in favor of it.
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We need to stop isolating ourselves and voting in blocks based on ethnicity.
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But clearly there are logistical issues for voting in-person, even with adjustments.
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He finished 26th in the voting in 2006 and 16th the following year.
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He has supported hardline policies, voting in favor of fellow Wisconsin Republican Rep.
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Absentee ballots offer a perfect test for blockchain-based mobile voting in government.
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Voting in state and local races may result in taxation at those levels.
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Voting in a democracy shouldn't be a test of your mettle or perseverance.
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Jim Clyburn, who endorsed Biden just days ahead of voting in South Carolina.
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CNN asks voters how enthusiastic they are about voting in the upcoming election.
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He was sixth in the Heisman voting in 20063, and third in 2007.
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Jacky Rosen, from attacking him for voting in favor of the repeal effort.
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Go deeper: Ethics Committee instructs Duncan Hunter to stop voting in the House
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Those are the two states that follow New Hampshire in voting in February.
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Huffman's amendment passed 265-159 last month, with most Republicans voting in opposition.
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Moore won the first round of primary voting in August, with 39 percent.
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He was at early voting in South Carolina talking President Trump's trade policies.
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The measure was approved 66-29, with 24 Republicans voting in favor. Sen.
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Pollster David Coletto says there's no concept of straight-ticket voting in Quebec.
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"These are grandmas and grandpas that are voting in Republican primaries," Harris said.
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However, Sanders was immensely popular among independents, with 70 percent voting in his favor.
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Threats by the separatists disrupted voting in Cameroon's two Anglophone regions during the Oct.
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Trump joked about his supporters voting in the Democratic primary to weaken the competition.
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But so are community organizing, union politics and voting in your parent-teacher association.
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Every state except North Dakota requires you to register before voting in an election.
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Voting in the 1st round of World Cup Of Christmas Films about to begin.
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She was leaning toward voting in the Democratic primary, but was deciding between Mrs.
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Critics say the moves are unconstitutional and could skew voting in favor of Najib.
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The 19-year-old spoke about her first time voting in a general election.
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Nevada Democrats have benefited greatly from early voting in Nevada, which began last weekend.
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The first round of voting in Ukraine's presidential election will take place on Sunday.
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The South Carolina race was a highlight of Tuesday's primary voting in five states.
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He is currently fifth in voting in American League All-Star balloting among outfielders.
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That meant voting in a small number of precincts was put off to Sunday.
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Inmates serving sentences in state prisons will still be barred from voting in California.
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The first voting in the Democratic nominating race is more than six months away.
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Voting in November also ensured that the election wouldn't interfere with seasonal farming schedules.
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President Erdogan expanded his presidential powers with a narrow 51.3% majority voting in favor.
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European citizens began voting in national parliamentary elections for parties that advocated economic protectionism.
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I look forward to voting in North Carolina's federally ordered special election in 2017.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in South Carolina are voting in the first-in-the-South primary.
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Voting in the first round will be live until March 16 at 10 a.m.
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But early voting in North Carolina has tilted Democratic, 220006 percent to 2202 percent.
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And yet, voting in the US is often more difficult than it could be.
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He also finished second to Torres in a first round of voting in June.
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The movement is largely leaderless, with decisions frequently made through voting in online forums.
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Bottoms had emerged from the first round of voting in November as the frontrunner.
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Ranked choice voting in the presidential primary is an idea whose time has come.
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Some people reported during early voting in Texas that machines were flipping their votes.
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France elects its next president in two rounds of voting in April and May.
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Voting in Bhopal was on May 12, and results are due on May 23.
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There is only absentee voting in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania before Election Day. Mrs.
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The Senate cleared Quarles 65-32, with 14 Democrats voting in favor his confirmation.
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The opposition boycotted the referendum, which eventually passed with 92 percent voting in favor.
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But a heads up: Some New Yorkers have experienced problems voting in the past.
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Take a look at voting in Detroit, a city that is 78.6 percent black.
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And they are not voting in high enough numbers to win him the nomination.
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People are going to be voting in November to choose candidates who support that.
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Voting in congressional elections among whites has become more strongly associated with immigration attitudes.
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Picture Prompts Are your friends and relatives voting in the midterm elections this year?
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One, early voting in some states preceded his surge and probably didn't reflect it.
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Whatever the outcome of the voting in a particular country, a clear pattern appears.
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The Financial Times has documented a steady decline in class-based voting in Britain.
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The surveys were conducted after voting in the Iowa caucuses began on February 3.
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This phenomenon could explain all of the noncitizen voting in the congressional election study.
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His district pivoted to support Trump after voting in Obama for two terms. Rep.
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After that comes Super Tuesday, with voting in 14 states (and among Democrats abroad).
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Meanwhile, turnout among Latinos in early voting in several important swing states has surged.
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The Senate cleared Quarles 65-32, with 200063 Democrats voting in favor his confirmation.
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In it, he runs down his reasoning for voting in favor of a strike.
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Harry: So Eric, we were having a discussion about early voting in the office.
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The Senate cleared Quarles 28500-6900, with 2628 Democrats voting in favor his confirmation.
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The outgoing governors of those states colored the voting in ways that helped Democrats.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban cut off Safiullah Safi's right forefinger for voting in 2014.
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"We make voting in this country more complicated than it needs to be," Rep.
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Raffensperger will serve as Georgia's chief elections official and oversee voting in the state.
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The surge of early voting in the 2018 midterms hasn't been contained to Texas.
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If I were voting in either South Dakota or Washington, I'd support these initiatives.
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But the publication of an exit poll after the first round of voting in the state last Saturday has led to the arrest of a newspaper editor amid allegations that it amounted to an illegal attempt to influence voting in later rounds.
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Among the Democratic senators voting in favour were Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Representative Jose Christopher Belonte said lawmakers voting in favor would have "blood on our hands".
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The Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill passed with 72 members voting in favor.
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Whether that means running for office or just going out and actually voting in primaries.
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I decide that I'm voting in favor of Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler.
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Pakistan only formally ended the de facto ban on women voting in October last year.
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They were familiar with Confucian tradition, but there was no tradition of voting in China.
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With voting in Iowa a week away, political ads inundated television broadcasts in the state.
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Hondurans will be voting in congressional and municipal elections as well as the presidential one.
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In December CDU delegates will begin the process by voting in the new party leader.
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INDONESIANS WERE voting in presidential, legislative and regional elections as The Economist went to press.
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Both parties had competitive gubernatorial contests, with about 130,000 more Democrats voting in their primary.
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The trial comes as Switzerland aims to expand online voting in October of this year.
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The bill had bipartisan support, with just 30 lawmakers out of 159 voting in opposition.
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For some in New York City, voting in yesterday's midterm elections was no easy feat.
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The confrontation occurred one day before voting in the special election to replace former Rep.
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Everyone is involved, whether they want to be or not Voting in Australia is compulsory.
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Arne Duncan, was confirmed in March 2016 with just five Republicans voting in his favor.
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The leak came two days before the second round of voting in France's presidential election.
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Emma Watson has tweeted an inspiring message to people voting in Ireland's historic abortion referendum.
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According to the researchers, these trends have a demonstrable effect on voting in presidential elections.
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They also passed a measure to reduce the duration of early voting in the state.
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Republicans head to a debate Thursday night before voting in a dozen states next week.
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Venezuela's close ally China said it believed voting in the election was "generally held smoothly".
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The vote passed along party lines, with Democrats voting in favor to table the appeal.
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People in France are voting in the first round of presidential elections amid tight security.
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I can't imagine a lot of them not voting in favor of the president's bill.
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Back in 22019, the Oklahoma Territory prepared for state admittance by voting in 112 delegates.
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The temporary spending bill that passed Thursday went through overwhelmingly, with 81 voting in support.
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Repeal of the device tax passed 2628 to 28503, with 22019 Democrats voting in favor.
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Allwright, the political parties in several states excluded African Americans from voting in primary elections.
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Early voting in general has been on a rapid rise for the last 25 years.
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Notebook Get live updates about voting in the Florida primary and other March 213 contests.
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Clinton to participate in a New York-based debate ahead of voting in the state.
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In the first week of early voting in 2012, residents could vote at 16 sites.
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But I didn't look up what the rules were for voting in the Democratic contest.
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My organization has found aliens registering and voting in Virginia, New Jersey, Texas and Pennsylvania.
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And voting in those early elections has a strong correlation with developing a longstanding habit.
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If the past is a guide, they may also prefigure nationwide congressional voting in 2018.
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To the Editor: Thank you for your editorial endorsing ranked-choice voting in presidential primaries.
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People are channeling their anger into voting in a way we have not seen historically.
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Those voting in the Democratic primary should be concerned by Sander's treatment of foreign policy.
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Voting in secrecy for others, for your competition, through your resentment and rivalry, is hard.
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The legislation passed, 20-18, with three Democrats voting in favor, and six Republicans against.
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Britain could find itself voting in the European Parliament election in May, a surreal exercise.
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It's to enlarge the electorate of people who will be voting in the Republican primaries.
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If this is your first time voting in a U.S. election, tell us your story.
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European Union nations began voting on Thursday; voting in France will be held on Sunday.
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Do not for a moment underestimate the importance of getting out and voting in November.
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Washington also conducts its primary on Tuesday, though voting in that contest occurs by mail.
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With yesterday's voting in Arizona, Florida and Oklahoma, the 2018 primary season is almost over.
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Voting in Nashville and the surrounding area will start an hour later at 8 a.m.
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After the Netherlands removed mandatory voting in 1967, voter participation fell by nearly 20 percent.
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We need to get young people voting in a way that they never have before.
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Early voting and no excuse absentee voting in the law of the land in Arizona.
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The vote came nearly along party lines, with no Republicans voting in favor of impeachment.
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The bill passed the House with 188 Democrats voting in favor and 64 voting against.
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Voting in New Hampshire comes directly after that, then contests in Nevada and South Carolina.
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You will find no direct reflections on the results of the voting in these articles.
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The House adopted the measure in July, 21625-2900, with 220006 Republicans voting in support.
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His district swung to support Trump in 2016 after voting in Obama for two terms.
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The WSIB grounds its investment strategy and proxy voting in a set of investment beliefs.
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Numbers of voters disqualified from voting in the U.S. The fascination with Gross Domestic Product.
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That poll, however, was conducted entirely before voting in the Democratic nominating contest actually began.
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It's much higher than it was in the early voting in the 2014 midterm election.
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In just a few weeks, the voting in the Democratic contest for president will begin.
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Mr. Rottinghaus said early voting in Travis County has already smashed its record from 2012.
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Pro-democracy candidates won big in Sunday voting in Hong Kong, a semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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If one decided to forego voting in the presidential election, was one's citizenship obligation compromised?
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And both will address Saturday's general session right before delegates start voting in the evening.
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Voting in both areas took place on Thursday, with the results announced early Friday morning.
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Either way, Stefanik isn't voting in the best interests of her district or the country.
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Many voters are voting in opposition of a candidate they don't like, the poll found.
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Early voting in Vermont will begin a few weeks before, if the current schedule holds.
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In Catalonia, dozens of town mayors are under indictment for facilitating voting in the referendum.
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In that context, a 435-member legislative body voting in the House chamber carries risks.
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Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed 57 to 36, with only four Democrats voting in his favor.
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Voting in central Stockholm, student Katze Collmar, 32, said the campaign had been "really unpleasant".
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As one of the leaders on voting in the U.S. Senate, one, stop the purging.
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Even amid controversies over voting in Georgia, Brian Kemp, Georgia's secretary of state and Republican candidate for governor, recently announced the state has not only broken its 2800 record, but has set a new, all-time record for early voting in a midterm election.
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Why it matters: Numerous studies signal a surge of youth voting in next Tuesday's midterm elections.
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An elections officer applies indelible ink to a voter's finger during early morning voting in Kwekwe.
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But the first round of voting in this year's contests, on October 2nd, was anything but.
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Voting in 303 parliament seats out of a total of 403 have been completed so far.
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Then, five states vote on June 7, the final day of voting in the GOP contest.
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In early voting in states like Nevada, and Florida, there's already evidence of burgeoning Latino turnout.
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The legislature has helped Mr Museveni out once before, voting in 2005 to remove term limits.
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Degree-less citizens aren't being prevented from voting in a post-industrial version of Jim Crow.
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" She added, "The majority of us high schoolers will be voting in the next presidential election.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister thanked the countries voting in favor, acknowledging China for abstaining.
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Actually showing up for a debate four days before voting in that state apparently matters, too.
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A study of a decade of voting in California found just 28 complaints of improper voting.
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These include Shell, BP and Statoil voting in favor of climate-related shareholder resolutions in 2015.
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The first includes voting in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, which ends Feb. 85033.
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They are either voting in favor of the interests of hardworking American taxpayers or against them.
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Right now, 3.5 million Florida voters are legally barred from voting in publicly funded primary elections.
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I just was having this discussion with my son, who'll be voting in the 2020 election.
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It's also important to note that voting in an informed way is a relatively costly endeavor.
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The bipartisan resolution was approved 354-60, with 129 Republicans voting in favor and 60 against.
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Trump has also repeatedly tweeted false conspiracy theories about illegal voting in New Hampshire and California.
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But the voters who are voting in the Republican primaries are not listening to their leaders.
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Remember, sometimes Democrats win, sometimes Republicans win, and we do this peacefully through voting in America.
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France is voting in the first round of a presidential election on Sunday amid heightened security.
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People commenting and voting in the subreddit where deepfakes posts are big fans of his work.
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Then there's Chile, which had mandatory voting in 1925 but gave up the practice in 2012.
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"The buying of votes, toying with people's dignity, cannot continue," said Falcon after voting in Lara.
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In comparison, 75 percent of anti-black voters expressed a strong interest in voting in 29.
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On Monday, the margin was a bit closer — with 280 voting in favor and 292 against.
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However, providing voters with incentives before or after voting in a federal election is technically illegal.
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"I voted Republican all the way," Renee Wilson, 69, said after voting in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Tuesday marks the end of voting in one of America's most anticipated midterm elections in years.
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I'll definitely be voting in the midterms, but also in local elections like for school board.
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Veneto, the northeast region that includes Venice, is voting in a similar poll the same day.
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Pelosi sounds a pessimistic note when asked about the potential for remote voting in the House.
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She cannot even remember voting in the referendum to legalize divorce, which the Radical Party spearheaded.
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Harris held out until after primary voting in her state, where Sanders won, before endorsing Biden.
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But if we agree on these 10, Americans should be voting in record numbers for Democrats.
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Mitt Romney of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine voting in favor of calling additional witnesses.
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Unfortunately, early voting in North Carolina has already demonstrated the need for greater voter-protection efforts.
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That is partly because the voting in Nevada will be slightly more complex than in Iowa.
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Maine will soon become the first state to adopt ranked-choice voting in presidential elections. Gov.
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De Gaulle also continued Napoleon's system of voting in successive rounds, winnowing the number of contenders.
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Also: If you're voting in Britain's election, please consider sharing your thoughts with us on Facebook.
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Voting in the best interests of North Dakota 50% of the time is nothing to celebrate.
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Heller joined most Republicans in voting in April of 2628 against bipartisan legislation sponsored by Sens.
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Still, many voters were ebullient about finally voting in what had felt like an interminable election.
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Coach Sauk has an iPad on the sidelines that shows him the voting in real time.
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His efforts have yielded a total of nine convictions, mostly of people voting in two states.
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Early voting in the state shattered previous records, with more than 2 million people casting ballots.
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"He's a real pro," Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon, said before voting in favor.
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Wheeler's confirmation landed along party lines, with only three Democrats voting in favor of his appointment.
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While primary voters are normally predominately committed partisans with a long history of voting, in the Pressley-Capuano contest more than half of the voters had no record of previous primary voting (24 percent) or were recorded as voting in only one previous primary (29 percent).
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More than 18,000 Democrats turn out for first day of early voting in Nevada Democratic caucusgoers participated in the first day of early voting in Nevada Saturday, the state party announced, a considerable turnout that Democrats celebrated even as some voters voiced concerns over long wait times.
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Voters in Maine adopted ranked-choice voting in 2016 to require that election winners have majority support.
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Ultimately she wound up being confirmed with only 56 votes and only two Republicans voting in favor.
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Voting in an app may help it learn over time, but it still doesn't really know you.
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San Francisco voters passed the controversial Proposition C, with 60 percent voting in favor of the initiative.
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Five-four decision, the majority, you see the justices voting in the majority there and the dissenting.
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Regional voting in Italy, Ireland and Belgium entails making some assumptions to project seats from voting percentages.
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Maryland residents are voting in a primary amid some confusion created by a major voter-registration snafu.
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People cast their ballots at a community center during early voting in Potomac, Maryland, on Oct. 25.
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The measure passed 6900-2628, with 28503 Republicans voting in support and just 22019 opposing the bill.
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The state panel will begin a precinct-by-precinct review of voting in the overwhelming Democratic city.
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Related: On Saturday, New York will join 38 other states that allow early voting in some form.
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South Africans started voting in parliamentary and provincial elections, with queues seen winding from various polling stations.
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The measure passed 403-16 with 176 Republicans voting in support and just 2023 opposing the bill.
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" Another warned that the "United States needs some form of vetting process for online voting in elections.
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Austria's far right made big wins in the latest round of voting in the country's presidential election.
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The measure passed on a 388-25 vote, with 14 Republicans and 11 Democrats voting in opposition.
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As a dual citizen living in London, I had always planned on voting in the U.S. elections.
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"I can't believe what's been done to keep some people from voting in this state," she said.
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For those looking to make their voices heard, voting in this year's midterm elections is absolutely vital.
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EARLY voting in Illinois's gubernatorial primary, which takes place on March 20th, is already underway in Chicago.
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Australia, Canada, Estonia, Finland, France, and Norway have all tried internet voting in some form or another.
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Health care was the top issue for Americans voting in Tuesday's midterm elections — for an understandable reason.
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The shooting comes just days before France holds its first round of voting in its presidential election.
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Other anti-voters aren't opposed to the act of voting in general, just these candidates in particular.
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"This election is a turning point for the country," Ravalomanana said after voting in the capital Antananarivo.
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Voting in Venezuela is secret but state workers say they are constantly pressured to support the government.
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Ossoff collected an eye-popping $8.3 million ahead of the first round of voting in mid-April.
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Over 485,000 applications were made on the deadline day for voting in the General Election in 2015.
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After voting in Dhaka, she told reporters people favored her party to "continue the pace of development".
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If past turnout is a guide, at least 2628 million Americans will be voting in those elections.
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According to federal law, noncitizens are expressly prohibited from voting in federal elections in the United States.
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I'm a big fan of ranked-choice voting, in which voters list their preferred candidates in order.
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Schweikert and his allies claimed it was retaliation for not always voting in line with the party.
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Utah Steven Shane of Salt Lake City said voting in the midterms was very important to him.
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Twitter has deleted over 10,85033 accounts that were discouraging people from voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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The GOP has for years fought against the law, with House Republicans voting in 2017 for repeal.
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Just 59.4% of eligible African-Americans voted in 553, down from 66.2% who reported voting in 2012.
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Iowa has fewer independents voting in its caucuses than the national average, while New Hampshire has more.
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Now, almost everything about voting in North Carolina can seem as if it is up for grabs.
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I learned to appreciate ranked-choice voting in 2000, when seeking re-election as governor of Vermont.
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Ranked-choice voting, in which voters rank the candidates in order of preference, makes the most sense.
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Louisiana on Friday became the first state to reschedule voting in the run-up to the Nov.
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This time around we're voting in primaries for statewide offices: governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and comptroller.
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When I asked Parisi about his party affiliation, he admitted to not voting in the presidential election.
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By the end of voting in the region, only 3 percent of Kashmiris had cast their ballots.
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But she certainly planned on voting in this one — mostly to send a message to President Trump.
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Now we're at the point where some states are postponing voting in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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This is the first time I have ever seen Democrats voting in the midterms motivated by anger.
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In Denver, a CBS affiliate recently uncovered instances of dead people voting in the past several elections.
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Ironically, a large majority of the Democrats voting in primaries and attending caucuses this year are women.
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In trying to separate them, we talk about voting in ways that seldom apply to other rights.
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That election featured the highest voter turnout in a century, with young people voting in record numbers.
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Iran Iranians are voting in parliamentary elections today, as things are tense both at home and abroad.
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Every election matters, whether Americans are voting in a new president or a new school board member.
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Sagir Musa of the Nigeria army, who said the attempt would not affect voting in the area.
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"We only want Modi," said 73-year-old Roshan Lal Sharma, voting in Jaipur city in Rajasthan.
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And for many farmers, voting in town required travel time, so Mondays and Thursdays would not work.
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Voting in the caucuses is a physical act — congregating with other people who support the same candidate.
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Voting in New Hampshire's Democratic primary has begun, and Mike Bloomberg has won over one small town.
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Collins had made a splash by voting in favor of calling witnesses during the Senate's impeachment trial.
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The motion to call witnesses failed, with 51 senators voting against it and 49 voting in favor.
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Britain is voting in June on whether to stay in the EU. Norway is not a member.
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That same poll showed Democrats with a 17-point enthusiasm edge over Republicans about voting in 2018.
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Those African-American voters who are considering not voting in this election should remember: Black Votes Matter.
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That was 20 points higher than the percentage of Democrats excited about voting in that same election.
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The vote to unionize passed, with 49 voting in favor of unionization and 24 voting against unionization.
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And yet we are voting in a system explicitly designed to tip the scales toward the countryside.
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Early voting in Nevada started on Saturday and will continue through the end of the day Tuesday.
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Islamic State's Sinai branch warned Egyptians against voting in an apparent threat weeks ahead of the election.
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Early voting in North Carolina is running slightly behind the pace of 2012, according to McDonald's analysis.
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It was expected to be a close race — early voting in the state leaned in Trump's favor.
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The state voted to expand Medicaid with 703 percent voting in favor and 41 percent voting against.
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A simple remedy could allow all shareholders to have an equal vote in selection of audit committee members or, alternatively, to prevent a controlling shareholder from voting in elections intended to oversee that particular shareholder because voting in such an election would conflict the purpose of electing independent directors.
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The amendment, long in the legislative pipeline, was passed with 64 lawmakers voting in favor and 52 against.
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Montgomery Mayor Matt Brolley certainly has local experience, but has a nasty habit of voting in Republican primaries.
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The legislation was approved by the EU Parliament yesterday, with 83 MEPs voting in favor and 274 against.
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The big picture: The dirty, sad truth of congressional elections is Democrats typically suck at voting in midterms.
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If news of a state referendum on ranked-choice voting in Maine sounds familiar, that's because it is.
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When you are talking about early voting in Nevada, you are talking about a very small sample size.
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The independent voters will have the option to return to being undeclared after voting in the Democratic primary.
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Voting in New York City is rather straightforward: Choose a candidate and move on to the next race.
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Her stance is that voting in a progressive president will extend the scope of what can be achieved.
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After the voting in New Hampshire, the parties' itineraries diverge over the next two and a half weeks.
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If they're voting in a church, they're more likely to vote against stem-cell research and gay marriage.
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"We've not been listened to," says Anthony James, an 18-year-old voting in the suburbs of Melbourne.
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Voting in the British referendum will end at 2100 GMT (2200 BST), with results expected early on Friday.
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Others say it is a fiction that was invented to prevent people from voting in elections last year.
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In 2008, 29.7% of all ballots cast came through early voting; in 2012, that number climbed to 31.6%.
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However precariously, voting in the United States is hoisted up as an essential part of the political system.
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The decision means that voters will not be required to show identification when voting in the presidential election.
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Since then the Democratic field has winnowed very quickly after the initial voting in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In Ohio, lawmakers cut one week of early voting, keeping about four weeks of early voting in place.
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While Republicans were voting in South Carolina, Democratic primary voters handed Hillary Clinton her second victory, in Nevada.
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The bill passed its first reading in the legislature with 58 lawmakers voting in favor and 51 opposed.
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Trump has reportedly brought up what he claims is massive illegal voting in several instances since the election.
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The good news for Rubio is that by most accounts, he is winning the early voting in Florida.
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With such low polling numbers across various states, increasing voting in local elections can be a game-changer.
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Voting in the plenary could begin as early as Tuesday, according to Rodrigo Maia, the lower house president.
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One problem with the retrospective theory of voting, in other words, is that the shortcuts get us lost.
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Early voting in the GOP primary in Arizona starts in two days, and McCain's opponent, former state Sen.
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The legislation passed 153 to 145, with all of the government coalition members in Parliament voting in favor.
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So will having money available right until the last day of voting in the GOP race, June 7.
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Pennsylvania does not allow early in-person voting in the way states like Florida and North Carolina do.
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The changes approved by Walker would limit early voting in the state to two weeks before Election Day.
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Australia is currently voting in a two-month national postal survey on whether to allow same-sex marriage.
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Inside the Broadmeadows shopping mall, Sarah Abdalamer, 24, said she was voting in favor of changing the law.
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Amid what he called a "climate emergency," he was looking forward to voting in the 2020 presidential election.
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There's another vote happening now that's worth watching: Kurds in Iraq are voting in a referendum on independence.
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Gender Women continue to outpace men in early voting in every state where Catalist provided data to CNN.
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A memo from the RNC released Wednesday breaks down absentee ballots and early voting in five battleground states.
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Earlier this year, a federal district court also ruled against a plan to curtail early voting in Ohio.
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Obama makes the pitch for voting in a new "Get Out The Vote" feature from media company ATTN.
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But more accurately, they occur only when voting in primaries and caucuses fails to produce a clear winner.
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Gavin Newsom (D) and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, high-five their children after voting in Larkspur, Calif.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a detail of Susan B. Anthony's arrest for voting in 1872.
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That dynamic has contributed to the steady increase in party line voting in the Senate since the 1970s.
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Twenty-six percent of voters said they would abstain from voting in the fall election for retiring Sen.
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But a near-term question hanging over the market is this weekend's first-round voting in , he said.
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He would hang back for months, then catch fire after voting in the first three states, they predicted.
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Clinton's campaign, and Washington and Alaska held caucuses, the type of voting in which he has done well.
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The suddenly politically outspoken Taylor Swift is making a push for early voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Many climate-related resolutions over the past year are passing largely because these companies are voting in support.
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In the interview, he stressed that "it's fine" the two won't be voting in the New York primary.
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Until this past Monday afternoon, I thought I would be voting in the New York state primary elections.
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The measure passed with 69 percent voting in favor and 31 percent voting against, with all precincts reporting.
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Young voters appear to have taken advantage of early voting in outsize numbers this year, as did women.
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The torrid pace of voting in early March continued Tuesday, as four more states headed to the polls.
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The meme, falsely identified as from Democrats, reportedly encouraged men to abstain from voting in the midterm elections.
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PERCENT VOTING IN: MIDTERMS 20% Welfare/TANF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Medicaid Food stamps Public housing/Section 8 Supplemental Sec.
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Super Tuesday is obviously a divisive day for the presidential election, with 14 states voting in their primaries.
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Wentz, the No. 2 overall pick in 2016, finished third in N.F.L. M.V.P. voting in his second year.
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The state Board of Elections limited early voting in three counties on Friday to account for the storm.
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In Utah, home voting was associated with a 5.5 percentage point increase in voting in down-ballot races.
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Voting in Saturday's elections was postponed for a week in Kandahar, a spokesman for President Ghani said Friday.
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The survey was conducted with a sample of 1,87.53 registered voters who reported voting in the 2016 election.
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The bill overwhelming passed in the Senate, with every Democrat and all but 12 Republicans voting in favor.
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LePage also incorrectly stated that Maine previously had ranked-choice voting in the 1880s but that then-Gov.
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Read more about Tuesday's voting: • In Kansas, a Trump ally hopes to move the state to the right.
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In 2015, the government disenfranchised the Rohingya en masse, preventing hundreds of thousands from voting in national elections.
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Any interruption in mail service could delay critical medicine deliveries and upend postal voting in the November election.
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It had cost about $20013,000 to open the sites for the last week of early voting in 2014.
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That said, Democrats are also hopeful -- as early voting in Texas shows a potential upturn for the party.
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The candidates who place first and second will face off in a second round of voting in May.
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Super Tuesday is already happening, because of voting by mail -- People may already be voting in your state.
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All of that will require putting bold initiatives on the corporate ballot and voting in support of them.
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The measure passed the House in April in a 232-190 vote, with one Republican voting in favor.
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In 2010 at this point, 46% of women voters were enthusiastic about voting in the midterm election vs.
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"We need to make sure that politicians are voting in the interests of their constituents, not their donors."
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Still, it's not the first time security concerns have been raised about Voatz or blockchain voting, in general.
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Voting in the elections will be held on Monday with the results expected to be announced on Thursday.
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The country goes to the polls on Sunday for the first round of voting in the presidential election.
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France will go to the polls on Sunday for the first round of voting in the presidential election.
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Twice in 2019 Netanyahu failed to form a government following earlier rounds of voting in April and September.
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Twice in 2019 Netanyahu failed to form a government following earlier rounds of voting in April and September.
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The presidential campaigns are still waiting on data from the final day of early voting in the state.
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AF We have to be very careful about saying that people are not voting in their self-interest.
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Eastpointe agreed to switch to ranked-choice voting in June as a remedy for Voting Rights Act violations.
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"But we do know that Russia has involved themselves in other elections," referring to voting in European countries.
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Phil Keisling was Oregon's secretary of state, in charge of elections, when Oregon began home voting in 1998.
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The Associated Press reported widespread allegations of ballot-box stuffing and forced voting in Russia during the election.
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What does have meaning is the effect the president's standing has on voting in the first midterm election.
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As such, until that changes, voting in presidential elections can feel mostly symbolic for blacks in the South.
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Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey, after several rounds of voting in which no member received a majority. Reps.
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But Mr. McCain ended up voting in favor of the Senate's version of the tax bill this month.
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A few appalling images of the Spanish federal police charging Catalans voting in the independence referendum on Oct.
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The Macedonian Parliament then decided to take up the question, voting in support of the change last month.
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Some voters said they missed voting in the Senate race because of its placement underneath the ballot instructions.
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Ranked-choice voting in the mayoral election would have significantly smoothed the decision-making process for overwhelmed voters.
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On Friday, one opposition leader warned that plans to conduct voting in those areas could result in violence.
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Eight days before Election Day, African Americans make up 2008 percent of in-person early voting in Florida.
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He said "without her, I wouldn't be me," after winning the first round of voting in April 2017.
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Early voting in Nevada means Clinton's team will have an advantage that could help them hold the state.
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Cover: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before voting in the Knesset, Israel's parliament in Jerusalem, Wednesday, May 29, 2019.
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Early voting in Texas started Monday, as Trump tries to stir up GOP enthusiasm and prevent a stunning upset.
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I believe it's the duty of all American citizens to make our voices heard by voting in this election.
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Two other suspects have been reported of casting mail-in ballots and also voting in person, the Register reports.
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They include passing a law against conflicts of interest and introducing proportional voting in the lower house of parliament.
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Yes, Paterson tried introducing a bill in anticipation of the general public voting in favor of same-sex marriage.
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Tuesday's voting in the District of Columbia brought down the curtain on the ninth presidential primary campaign I've covered.
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The interviews took place in December and January, just before the actual voting in Iowa and New Hampshire began.
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"If we know 45% of people are voting [in midterms] that means 55% of people aren't voting," he said.
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Queues built up at polling stations through the morning as South Africans started voting in parliamentary and provincial elections.
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Overall early voting in those four states has topped their 2014 levels, fueled by increased turnout across all ages.
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The euro was also hurt after the voting in Catalonia fueled anxiety over political risk in the euro zone.
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Trump has repeatedly castigated Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, for voting in 2002 to authorize military force in Iraq.
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Cindy Benton celebrates after voting in the Arkansas primary election on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 in Little Rock, Ark.
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Democrats are particularly encouraged by indications of a surge of Hispanic voters in early voting in Florida and Nevada.
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He sided with the court's liberals by voting in favor of abortion rights and gay rights in some cases.
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The election commission had delayed voting in four out of Kenya&aposs 47 counties until Saturday because of violence.
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Nevada Democrats continue to lead early voting in Nevada about a week after in-person early voting kicked off.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro raises his fists after voting in presidential elections in Caracas, Venezuela, Sunday, May 20, 2018.
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Exit polls indicate that Latinos are accounting for about one in five Catholics voting in the 2016 presidential election.
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Virginia marks Trump's fifth win tonight of the eleven states that are voting in the Republican primary this evening.
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Some 80 percent of attendees voting in New York in January gave impeachment a 30 percent or higher probability.
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He's merely hoping to keep his campaign afloat until states with more moderate Republicans end up voting in March.
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With no early voting in the Keystone State, the race here will go all the way to November 8.
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The former television newscaster and GOP state party chairwoman was finishing second in the voting in Tuesday&aposs contest.
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The House bill passed 230-195, with four progressive Democrats voting no and three moderate Republicans voting in favor.
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If you care about freedom and you care about equality, we can't take a pass on voting in 2020.
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African-Americans are heavy users of in-person early voting in Ohio, but evidence of intentional discrimination was lacking.
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In fact, the Republican allegations of pervasive voter impersonation and multiple voting in American elections have been widely discredited.
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In the meantime, millions of eligible voters face undue barriers to voting in the name of ending voter fraud.
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Let's start taking steps to prepare our states to have ranked choice voting in place before the 2020 election.
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Trump's swift rise to power has offered the most compelling argument for voting in favor of Clinton over Sanders.
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After voting in Istanbul, Erdogan said he was saddened by the incident and that it was being thoroughly investigated.
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He accused Democrats of mounting a concerted push to expand early voting in counties where it would favor them.
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But leaders also don't want to drive away die-hard Trump supporters who are enthusiastic about voting in November.
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Voting in the first round ended Sunday, and Le Pen appears to be one of two contenders to advance.
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That equates to non-citizen voting in the 2016 election accounting for 0.0001% of the vote in these jurisdictions.
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Same-day voting in counties that tend to sway toward one party or another swung harder toward their tendencies.
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Kendall Jenner is voting in her first presidential election this year and she's already got her candidate: Hillary Clinton.
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And thanks to the NVRA, you cannot be purged from the rolls simply for not voting in the past.
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The meme, falsely identified as originating from Democrats, reportedly encouraged men to abstain from voting in the midterm elections.
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He has an ad criticizing Tenney for voting in favor of a House GOP budget that would cut Medicare.
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Voting in most towns and cities was extended three hours until 10 pm local time (12:30 p.m. EDT).
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Voter engagement was strong, with 79.8% of enrolled voters, or more than 2.5 million people, voting in the election.
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Gillum, the current mayor of Tallahassee, and Combs will focus on the importance of voting in this particular election.
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"This was a steak sandwich — maybe not a filet mignon — so I'll be voting in the affirmative," he added.
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But Tuesday's results show Asians and Latinos, along with independents and suburban women, voting in significant numbers for Democrats.
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In January, just before voting in the nominating contests got underway, 23.5% of Republicans said they were enthusiastic vs.
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Obama will encourage voters to cast their ballots using early voting in the state, which runs through Nov. 2.
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Voting in the 2012 Republican primary qualified Braun to run for the state legislature as a Republican in 2014.
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Trump was apparently particularly triggered by the House overwhelmingly voting in favor of a resolution condemning his Syria retreat.
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Both Flake and Corker are solidly conservative, voting in favor of more than 90 percent of all conservative legislation.
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In each of them, Monmouth identified "likely voters" based mostly upon a high propensity for voting in the past.
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Tom Perez, labor secretary, and Julian Castro, housing secretary, might have boosted Hispanic voting in Florida and the West.
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Automatic voter registration might do the trick, as would reforms that lift unjust limitations to voting in minority communities.
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Texas reportedly saw a massive turnout on the first day of early voting in the midterm elections as Sen.
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And yet, the Senate passed the CRA in mid-May with every Democrat and three Republicans voting in favor.
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Nine of the 12 banks voted to raise the discount rate in the last round of voting, in September.
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They accept money from donors in return for voting in a manner that will benefit those who contributed money.
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Voting in one province could not be organized on time and a run-off is required in a second.
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We are asking law enforcement to check for dishonest early voting in Florida- on behalf of little Marco Rubio.
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During the first round of primary voting in March, 25 women — including three incumbents — won their primary battles outright.
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Some of them might have voted more than a month ago: Early voting in Wisconsin began on September 20.
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But Republicans are outpacing Democrats in early voting in Florida, suggesting that the state's conservative base may be energized.
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Mary Cranford, 52, a registered Republican, was fourth in line on the first day of early voting in Guilford.
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Chuck Grassley, Lindsey Graham, Jeff Flake, and Thom Tillis voting in favor along with all of the committee's Democrats.
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It is time to make high-quality voting in the greatest democracy in the world easy, convenient, and professional.
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Misty voted for Nader in 2008, she tells me—it was her first time voting in a presidential election.
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He was a three-time All Star and finished sixth in Cy Young voting in 1999 with the Rangers.
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Gillibrand's votes frequently aligned her with Republicans and other moderate Democrats and she was often voting in the majority.
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Or perhaps you decided to abstain from voting in protest because you weren't pleased with any of the candidates.
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The West also has the highest rate of early voting in the country, which helped blunt Mr. Biden's surge.
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But as in many swing districts, the energy about voting in November's midterm elections has been higher among Democrats.
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And democracy is more than voting in elections in every five years; it is about having your voice heard.
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The committee voted to approve the subpoena for Kline, with 22 Democrats voting in favor and 15 Republicans against.
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Thai citizens voting in the referendum on August 7 will also have to put their thumbprint on the ballot.
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Of course, one of the most burdensome requirements of voting in Tennessee is the state-issued photo ID itself.
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Citizens of European Union member states are voting in elections for the mostly toothless, but symbolically significant, European Parliament.
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However, laws regulating voting in any other way other than in person, on Election Day, vary wildly by state.
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Yet far too many states make voting slow and inconvenient — insisting on Model A voting in a Tesla universe.
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Women also do well with ranked choice voting, in part because campaigns usually cost less and are more civil.
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For evangelicals, voting in the macro is the moral thing to do, even if the candidate is morally flawed.
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"I'm a big believer in Netanyahu," said Kobi Dadon, a leader in a firefighters' union, after voting in Jerusalem.
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Looking ahead to March 17 though, the virus could affect voting in Florida, a highly populous and transient state.
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Debbie Dingell for voting in support of impeachment after he gave her husband "A-plus treatment" after his death.
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Under the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, noncitizens are barred from voting in national elections.
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Voting in Afghanistan: Accusations of systemic fraud and fears about Taliban attacks are threatening Saturday's already-delayed presidential election.
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Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Joe Manchin of West Virginia voting in support of the measure and Republican Sens.
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Remember, attending a caucus is not like voting in a primary — you don't just cast a ballot and leave.
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Golden represents Maine's 2nd district, which voted for Trump in 2016 after voting in Obama for two terms. Rep.
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Folks are voting in just a few days so think this will translate into support in the voting booth.
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This is part of a series on voting in America, which will run up to Election Day in November.
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Trump dominates the GOP delegate count with nearly half of the states already voting in the Republican presidential primary.
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The bills club together changes in unrelated legislation to allow parliament voting in a single swoop to speed reforms.
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It also precedes Super Tuesday voting in California, which is in the midst of a housing and homelessness crisis.
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"I presume I'll be voting in favor of hearing from John Bolton, perhaps among others," he told reporters yesterday.
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In Sikeston, she told the crowd that voting in favor of confirmation would have made her re-election easier.
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The men, who are not related, faced off in the runoff after the first round of voting in February.
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Voting in favor could have signaled dissatisfaction with Alcoa's staggered board, a structure that both BlackRock and Vanguard criticize.
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And, on average, a staggering 99 percent of all participants said they would be voting in the 85033 elections.
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HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS SHE WANTS TO THANKS RESIDENTS FOR ORDERLY VOTING IN A RELATIVELY VOLATILE ENVIRONMENT
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John Bel Edwards didn't even reach 30 percent in the first round of voting in some South Louisiana parishes.
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Where I hope this bipartisan unity takes us is toward a greater conversation about voting in the United States.
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A two-thirds majority of those present and voting in the 100-member chamber would be needed to convict.
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The government claimed he violated Section 401(e) of the 1940 Nationality Act by voting in a foreign election.
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"It doesn't really feel like we're being impeached," Trump insisted in Michigan, while the House was voting in Washington.
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The vote was overwhelmingly bipartisan, with 420 members voting in favor of the resolution and zero voting against it.
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But most of the time, for most people, voting in the US is a big bunch of bullshit hassle.
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Democrats have repeatedly shown that they are more enthusiastic about voting in this midterm election than Republican voters are.
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Hundreds of thousands of voters were prevented from voting in 2014 because of laws that were subsequently struck down.
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Because counties with Sunday voting in 2014 were disproportionately black and therefore "disproportionately Democratic," legislators outlawed voting on Sundays.
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In a first round of voting in parliament, Sanchez needs support from a majority of lawmakers to win approval.
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The figures are low estimates, based on projections from Latino voting in the last four presidential elections, the group said.
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This gave Pew the ability to see which of its respondents ended up voting in 2014, and which did not.
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The time also marks the end of voting in the western parts of Kentucky and Indiana, likely to be Republican.
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SPD members, who must sign off on the deal, began voting in a mail ballot that runs through March 2.
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"I didn't feel like women were voting in their own interests," she said in a telephone interview before Saturday's event.
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According to CNN reports, the White House was even considering the rarer step of voting in favor of the measure.
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Voting in America is an imperfect system, and for many, the right to vote has been a hard-fought battle.
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Only 24 of the 41 council members attended Tuesday's vote, with 23 voting in favor of participating in the referendum.
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They face discrimination and violence over accusations their faith insults Islam, including impediments blocking them from voting in general elections.
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There are 100 million people that will be voting in the general election that did not vote in the primary.
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Voting in general has been disrupted in Bay County, where Panama City is the county seat and largest urban area.
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The brazen attack forced the postponement of voting in parliamentary elections, scheduled for Saturday, by a week in Kandahar province.
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In addition, voting in New Hampshire takes place on paper, which cybersecurity experts consider the least tamper-prone election technology.
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Mobile voting -- in Voatz's case, it uses blockchain technology to verify users' choice -- is extremely controversial among election security experts.
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By Monday, when early voting in Florida was over, about half the state's registered voters had already cast their ballots.
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President Donald Trump continues to say he's worried about fraudulent voting in America, despite little evidence pointing to its prevalence.
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But had the GOP used ranked-choice voting in its primaries, this new Florida poll wouldn't have been that surprising.
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Clinton's visit to the Hawkeye State was aimed at promoting the first day of in-person voting in the state.
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People directly affected by a recession may be too busy trying to make ends meet to bother voting in protest.
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"A big priority for us this week is states where people are voting in big numbers right now," she said.
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BUJUMBURA, Burundi – Burundi is voting in a referendum proposing constitutional changes that could extend the president&aposs rule until 2034.
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Maine has adopted something like ranked-choice voting in general elections (albeit still with primaries to choose general-election candidates).
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"That led to ease of voting in the southern part of our state, and disaster in urban Phoenix," they wrote.
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Ladbrokes said Britain voting in a June 23 referendum to remain was still the favourite with a 66 percent probability.
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There's nothing to stop Parliament from voting in a matter of days to put legislation in place for a referendum.
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Implement all-mail voting: In three states (Colorado, Oregon, and Washington), election authorities mail a ballot to every registered voter.
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Access to voting in the US is not equal, and as a result our government does not represent everybody equally.
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Political office in Kenya can bring access to power and wealth and voting in national polls often follows ethnic allegiances.
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The voting in the "Super Saturday" primaries and caucuses didn't disrupt that narrative -- or settle the contest in either party.
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The California Republican has been criticized for voting in committee to advance the House GOP's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill.
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As NPR explains, Maine voters approved ranked-choice voting in 2016, by which voters rank candidates in order of preference.
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Earlier Tuesday, Trump's campaign mounted a legal challenge to some votes cast during early voting in the battleground of Nevada.
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All the speakers I saw were in agreement: In general, we know what the problems are with voting in America.
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Staggered voting in the general election is currently in progress across India, with results to be declared on May 21.
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"If you're going to pay money to go to a Republican dinner, you're certainly voting in the primary," Borges said.
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But a recent court ruling that struck down the state's voter ID has also complicated voting in the Badger State.
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We'd written about the case for tenured voting in late 2017, noting then that concept has been around for decades.
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So voters approved Proposition A and became the first US city to adopt instant-runoff voting in the modern era.
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Both measures enjoyed overwhelming support, with 22020 percent of Arkansas voters and 22018 percent of Missouri voters voting in favor.
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Garza voted in the November 28503 election, as well as voting in 22019 and 2012, the attorney general's office claims.
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A resolution condemning Trump's tweets passed in the House on Tuesday with every Democratic member voting in favor of it.
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Lohan says she won't be voting in November and isn't sure whether Trump will occupy the Oval Office next year.
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Texas reportedly saw a massive turnout of nearly 85,000 votes on the first day of early voting in the state.
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The measure passed the House in a 227-203 vote, with no Democrats voting in favor and 12 Republican defections.
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New York City voters will decide Question 1, which would implement ranked-choice voting in future primary and special elections.
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Spanish police used batons and rubber bullets to stop people voting in Sunday's referendum, which Madrid had banned as unconstitutional.
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In 21945 she was arrested on charges of voting in her hometown, Rochester, convicted and ordered to pay a fine.
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Ladbrokes said Britain voting in a June 23 referendum to remain was still the favorite with a 66 percent probability.
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The breakthrough, which saw 315 of 450 parliamentarians voting in favor, likely gave some relief to investors holding Ukrainian debt.
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In 2018, hundreds of millions of people would be voting in elections around the world, including in the U.S. midterms.
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Congress and the administration should also ease voting restrictions so that U.S. voting in the MDBs is less reflexively negative.
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Editorial This year, state laws will bar nearly six million Americans with criminal convictions from voting in the presidential election.
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The measure passed the House in a 85033-203 vote, with no Democrats voting in favor and 12 Republican defections.
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The bill passed by a 27-13 margin, with unanimous Republican disapproval and all but one Democrat voting in favor.
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New questions around Kemp's oversight of the election flared Tuesday amid problems with voting in some parts of the state.
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Republican voters are more enthusiastic than Democrats about voting in the 6900 presidential election, according to a new CNN poll.
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More and more investors are suggesting or voting in favor of shareholder resolutions that hold corporations accountable, to some degree.
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The federal government set a single day — the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November — for voting in 1845.
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Importantly, this will be the final debate before this Monday's Iowa caucuses kick off the voting in the presidential contest.
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"I think Trump is very scary," Mariah Dobias, a 212-year-old cook voting in the Ohio primary, told Reuters.
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We will seek to answer questions like: What elements impacted lower than expected millennial voting in the 2016 presidential election?
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the Tennessee Senator Bob Corker's plans for voting in the midterm elections.
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Rob Portman of Ohio introduced a resolution to change the Senate rules to allow for remote voting in an emergency.
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In the 1880s and 1890s, states adopted the "Australian ballot" to allow for voting in private rather than in public.
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Stringer said that his office would investigate a number of other issues in voting in New York City on Tuesday.
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We're covering the growing restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic and looking ahead to Democratic primary voting in three states.
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But Kinshasa suspended voting in Ebola-affected areas in December, citing the risk that polling places might spread the disease.
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"All of these impediments result in large numbers of people not voting in certain parts of the state," she said.
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Voting in the U.S., deepening tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada and what to make of Elon Musk's big idea.
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"I'm just sick of this shuffling of prime ministers," said Sheridan Kennedy, 50, an artist voting in the Bondi area.
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The near-winner in the first round of voting in the presidential race was Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain.
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Voting in the primary contests begins in less than a month, with the Iowa caucuses kicking off on Feb. 3.
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Moore had a strong following in Alabama Republican circles, and he led the initial round of voting in August 28503.
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Anthony defied the laws of her time by voting in the 1872 elections in her home of Rochester, New York.
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The CDU's 1,001 delegates immediately began voting in a run-off between Kramp-Karrenbauer and Merz to decide the winner.
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They are expected to debate the two articles of impeachment for much of the afternoon before voting in the evening.
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It had been voting in June, at the tail end of the nominating process when there's typically less at stake.
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"Life has gotten worse — more debt, more crime," Mr. el-Euchi said after voting in Tunisia's presidential election on Sunday.
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We're 24 hours away from the start of voting in New Hampshire's Democratic primary, and the gloves have come off.
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Judges are looking for something eye-catching and original with a strong message pertaining to voting in New York City.
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Tonight's debate in Iowa was the last big, scheduled moment before people actually start voting in the Democratic presidential primaries.
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The bipartisan measure passed easily by a vote of 386-41, with nine Republicans and 32 Democrats voting in opposition.
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Its constituencies — the young, the nonwhite, the college educated — were not only growing but were also voting in increasing numbers.
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After months of campaigning, the Democratic Party primary will at last begin in February, with voting in the Iowa caucuses.
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It continues to sharply climb, with Republican and Democrat congressman voting in opposition each other today more often than ever.
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Yet in places such as Chicago, San Francisco, Montpelier, Vt., and parts of Maryland, noncitizens are voting in local elections.
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Texans have set a record for early voting in a nonpresidential primary election year, the Laredo Morning Times reported Friday.
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Brexit It's another day of Brexit voting in London, after lawmakers yesterday rejected the option of a no-deal Brexit.
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The increased Democratic turnout appears to reflect a national trend, with Democrats more enthusiastic about voting in the midterm elections.
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How 'bout voting in Bonds and Clemens and including a blip about their alleged drug use on their bronzed plaques?
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Their verdict as the first voting in 2018 got underway this week is that he doesn't understand or doesn't care.
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Staggered voting in the general election is currently in progress across India, with results to be declared on May 22.
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Now that voting in the presidential primaries has begun, debates are coming fast and furious — there are four more this month.
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"More Democrats voting in already liberal New York over the Supreme Court doesn't change anything," Democratic pollster Doug Schoen told me.
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The state has ballot initiatives, including one to decriminalize marijuana and another to restrict voting in the state to US citizens.
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An Indian Muslim woman shows her face for identification to a polling station agent before voting in Muzaffarnagar, India, April 11.
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"The original ballot box, the voting in Dixville Notch signs will all be here, albeit five of us voting," Otten said.
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It will only vest if Hendricks finishes in the top three in National League Cy Young voting in 2020, per ESPN.
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As voting in the primaries gets closer, candidates typically accelerate their campaign schedules, which can make private flight an appealing option.
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Back in Europe, politics is a central focus as voting in the EU elections begins in the U.K. and the Netherlands.
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Fajardo has said he himself will hand in a blank ballot, a popular form of protest voting in the Andean country.
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This town of 13,000 inhabitants also happens to have a record of voting in line with the rest of the country.
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With the 2018 mid-term election drawing near, this could have dire consequences on the future of voting in our country.
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Bloomberg is taking an unorthodox approach focused instead on larger, delegate-rich states such as California that start voting in March.
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Why it matters: If Abrams' challenge is successful, it could lead to another round of voting in Georgia's election for governor.
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President Trump won four of the six states where early voting in 2018 increased by 200% from the 2014 midterm elections.
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In the first debate of the election, Abrams accused Kemp of creating "an atmosphere of fear" around voting in the state.
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They say Marine Le Pen may lead in April, but will crash in the second round of presidential voting in May.
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To other supporters, believing in Gillum made sense to poor Floridians, people to whom voting in elections can sometimes be amorphous.
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People in 12 states are voting in primary elections to determine the candidates for president of the United States of America.
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As Hall and Thompson discuss, this measure doesn't correlate perfectly, or even particularly well, with actual roll-call voting in Congress.
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"There are only nine days left until Election Day, and early in-person voting in Ohio is well underway," he argued.
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ASMAN: Well, since, Art, since that - now, there&aposs going to be no Democrat voting in favor of the tax cut.
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Ukrainians voting in a presidential election on Sunday must decide whether Poroshenko's resolute defense of their nation overrides these other considerations.
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Instead, she spoke about something she recently posted about on her own Instagram — the importance of voting in the midterm elections.
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With its spendthrift and clueless way, the Seattle City Council is showing all Americans the importance of voting in local elections.
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Earlier results came Wednesday afternoon as Sanders, Warren and Klobuchar were in the Senate voting in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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As a result of these provisions, voting in person at a local polling station on Election Day has become less common.
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There has even been incessant talk in the newspapers about Socialist Party members voting in the Les Républicains primary for Juppé.
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John Faso and Chris Collins for "violating their oaths of office" by voting in favor of the American Health Care Act.
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More from the survey: Those who are most unhappy with the GOP health bill are most committed to voting in 2018.
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But analysts said they expect a successful candidate to emerge in the last round of voting, in mid to late August.
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University of Florida political scientist Daniel Smith has been tracking early voting and absentee voting in the lead-up to Tuesday.
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The proposed budget will only be presented and put up for voting in Parliament if the conservative coalition wins the election.
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Wilson started receiving death threats after Kelly's remarks and later skipped a week of voting in the House for security reasons.
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We must also participate in our system of government by voting in November and defending the intent of our Founding Fathers.
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Messer and Rokita sprinted to the finish line hammering Braun over his history prior to 2012 of voting in Democratic primaries.
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This time for "Glam Up The Midterms," an effort to bring awareness to voting in the midterm elections across the country.
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But at the same time, wouldn't accept those with inaccurate addresses or provisionals cast by people voting in a wrong county.
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More than 140,000 ballots had been cast when early voting in the district closed Friday, showing widespread interest in the race.
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Voting in the first of seven rounds will be held in 91 parliament constituencies across 20 states and federally-administered regions.
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And we examine a federal backlog in applications for citizenship that will probably keep thousands of immigrants from voting in November.
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The Venezuela TPS Act of 2628 passed by simple majority, with 28500 Democrats, 6900 Republicans and one independent voting in favor.
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Mo Brooks, who lost a first round of voting in the race in August, had been in the House since 2011.
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Sinema's announcement comes as early voting in Arizona is set to begin on Wednesday, about four weeks out from the midterms.
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Doubtful. According to Google searches, there is no increased interest in information about voting in cities with low levels of education.
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Giancarlo, a Republican, received bipartisan support from the panel, with 16 members voting in his favor and only five Democrats dissenting.
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They report a substantially lower interest in politics generally and in voting in 2020 even than Americans who chronically don't vote.
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"The Federation Council (the upper house of parliament) has received the results of voting in all 85 regional parliaments," said Klishas.
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But in practice, the obstacles to voting in the United States are much greater than they are in many other democracies.
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The second round of voting in the Tory leadership contest is set for Tuesday, with the result due around 1700 GMT.
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It abandoned its longstanding call for an education requirement for voting in order to broaden its reach beyond the middle class.
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The five California counties that switched to home voting in 2018 increased their turnout more than the rest of the state.
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He recorded a pair of 20-goal seasons, finished third in Hart Trophy voting in 1939, and won two Stanley Cups.
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Utah is voting in a special election to fill the House seat in the state's third district, left vacant by Rep.
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Ms. Pelosi would need a majority of those present and voting in the chamber — as many as 218 — to be elected.
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One in five people who said they were energized by Kavanaugh's nomination didn't report voting in the 2010 or 2014 midterms.
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Many held up signs that said "Jobs, Jobs, Jobs," reflecting the economic priorities that drive voting in this Rust Belt state.
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It sounds like a historical echo of the poll taxes that kept poor African-Americans from voting in the 20th century.
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With the government having muffled criticism of the amendments, many Egyptians heard little about any position other than voting in favor.
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States voting in next week's primaries are scrambling to prepare for the contests as coronavirus spreads across the U.S., Julia writes.
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The presidential election ran into problems with smart-card readers used to authenticate voters' fingerprints, which delayed voting in some areas.
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Super Tuesday's dust has barely settled, but it's already time for the next round of voting in the presidential nomination contests.
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He was bemoaning a surge in deficit spending after enthusiastically voting in December for a deficit-ballooning $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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And Arizona and Nevada are still in reach; Democrats took heart in the strong first day of early voting in Nevada.
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Liberals often register as Republicans just to have an opportunity to participate in the electoral process, by voting in the primaries.
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Now, with Canadians voting in a national election on Monday, the question hanging over Mr. Trudeau is: Will voters forgive him?
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New York City also recently voted to begin using ranked-choice voting in local primary and special elections starting in 2021.
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Voting in the Democrats Abroad primary (a vote among party members living overseas), which begins on Super Tuesday, will also conclude.
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So on a show of hands, who wants this man to make sure we get online voting in the United States?
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In an email exchange, my 26-year-old niece Nina explained why she did not believe in voting in the runoff.
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New York City adopted ranked-choice voting in 2019, joining several other major cities, and Massachusetts may adopt it in 2020.
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Democrats voting in support of Green's resolution included lawmakers who haven't called for impeachment or who aren't considered particularly left-wing.
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After winning the first round of voting in 1990, Mr. Vargas Llosa lost in a landslide to the underdog Alberto Fujimori.
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The group has vowed to intensify clashes with Afghan and foreign forces to dissuade people from voting in the upcoming elections.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Voting in today's New Hampshire primary started at midnight last night in the 12-person town of Dixville Notch.
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EU lawmakers confirmed von der Leyen and her new European Commission in Strasbourg, with 461 voting in favour and 157 against.
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Some Republicans worry that will depress GOP turnout, even as Democrats show signs of increased enthusiasm for voting in the midterms.
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Taliban commanders have said they will intensify clashes with Afghan and foreign forces to dissuade people from voting in the Sept.
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An elections worker who remembered her earlier comment about voting in Dallas became suspicious, and forwarded the application to the authorities.
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By convincing you that voting in America is a complex business, the insular group of election "experts" sees their influence grow.
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The PPU said in a statement the ballot turnout was 80.3 percent, with 88.6 percent voting in favor of industrial action.
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Federal law prohibits non-citizens from voting in a federal election, but they are allowed to vote in some local elections.
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As such, the federal government has the affirmative duty to insure that all aspects of voting in federal elections are uniform.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israelis are voting in a closely watched general election on Tuesday, seen here as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Tuesday's vote failed to reach a required three-quarters majority with 39 nations voting in favor, 25 against and three abstentions.
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Taliban commanders have vowed to intensify clashes with the Afghan and foreign forces to dissuade people from voting in the Sept.
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The model suggests that a surge of Democrats voting in November could widen that gap to as much as 6 points.
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Ranked-choice voting, in which voters simply rank the candidates in order of preference, would have significantly smoothed the decision-making.
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This created a loophole that made sure illiterate white people weren't prohibited from voting in the way illiterate black people were.
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Voting in favor of Proposition A would keep right-to-work in the state; voting against it would repeal the measure.
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For example, he sided with the court's liberals by voting in favor of abortion rights and gay rights in key cases.
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That vote was held in January 22015 and passed overwhelmingly, with nearly 210 percent of South Sudanese voting in favor of independence.
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This is my first time voting in a presidential election and I sincerely hope others take it as seriously as I do.
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According to the same research, a third of voters with a disability said they experienced some trouble voting in the 2012 election.
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Hillary Clinton won four of the states voting in Tuesday's "Acela Primary," while Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders won the remaining one state.
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Over the past several days, courts have struck down several state laws that restrict voting: in North Carolina, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Texas.
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Early voting in the runoff for Georgia's Sixth District congressional seat kicked off May 30; election day itself comes on June 20.
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Voting in four opposition strongholds, already delayed once, was postponed again Friday, due to fears of more unrest heading into the weekend.
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Notice that in both scenarios the same number of voters with the same preferences are voting in the same number of elections.
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Council President Andrea Campbell requested the hearing in an effort to make voting in Boston elections more inclusive, the Boston Globe reported.
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Facebook is expanding its ban on false and misleading posts that aim to deter citizens from voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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But as the unanimous voting in support of Kim showed, this is not a government that appears to be crumbling anytime soon.
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One in six voters said this was their first time voting in a midterm election, according to early exit polls, CNN reports.
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Escondido, in San Diego County, has also joined the fray, voting in favor of filing a brief supporting the Justice Department's suit.
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Those efforts — including new limits to early voting in Wisconsin and modifying campaign finance oversight in Michigan — have sparked protests this week.
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But with the country voting in a referendum this June on whether to leave the European Union, those links could soon snap.
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People are voting in regional assembly and parliament elections in the biggest test of public opinion ahead of the 2020 general elections.
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On Thursday, Ms. Hill said her final act as a member of Congress had been voting in favor of the president's impeachment.
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The company said the automated accounts were trying to spread false information and discourage people from voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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CARACAS, Venezuela – Venezuela says Canada is blocking its citizens living there from voting in the South American nation&aposs weekend presidential election.
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The Texas Civil Rights Project has been compiling reports of irregularities in early voting in the Lone Star State, which began Monday.
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Before you know it they'll be voting in a robot for president, and you can kiss humanity-helping healthcare goodbye all together.
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The commission is tasked with drafting a report for President Donald Trump about the processes for registering and voting in federal elections.
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Voter fraud is exceedingly rare but has prompted GOP-backed voter identification laws and pushes to limit early voting in some states.
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Early voting In 2012, 61% of North Carolina voters cast their ballots before Election Day -- a number expected to rise this year.
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I'm writing this post about the upcoming midterm elections on November 6th, in which I'll be voting in the state of Tennessee.
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Indians, who are in the midst of voting in a fresh election (see article), would be better off with a different leader.
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He is second to Boston's J.D. Martinez at designated hitter in the first round of All-Star voting in the American League.
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ISLAMABAD – Pakistanis are voting in the third consecutive general elections to take place without political upheaval, a crisis or a military intervention.
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He then registered in New York at his Park Avenue address and began voting in New York in 2010, the report said.
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Senate voting in Australia is based on proportional representation, in which parties gain representation in proportion to their share of the vote.
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"Taiwan and China need to keep some distance," said Willie Yao, a computer engineer voting in Taipei who said he backed Tsai.
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The postal vote will be voluntary, unlike all other voting in Australia which is mandatory, but will not be binding on politicians.
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The poll also found that 22019 percent of Latino voters said the races were their first time voting in a midterm election.
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I'm writing this post about the upcoming midterm elections on November 22016th, in which I'll be voting in the state of Tennessee.
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One can lose their way to the nomination, so let's start with the voting in the early states, which move votes elsewhere.
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We've set up a hotline where voters can report instances of voter suppression and get more information about voting in their state.
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Voting in new members requires a quorum of twelve, which effectively means that the committee is unable to conduct any official business.
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He said he was in Brasilia the day of the murder voting in Congress, where he was then serving as a deputy.
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A snowstorm expected to blow through Tuesday's voting in New Hampshire threatens to dampen turnout and scramble an already turbulent presidential contest.
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" At the end of the 1964 ad, the man says: "I've thought about just not voting in this election, just staying home.
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CENI also postponed voting in three cities until March, citing an Ebola outbreak and potential militia violence, sparking protests in those areas.
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That tendency didn't affect his performance in the primary, because the people voting in the primary weren't offended by what he said.
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In New York, there is no early voting in person — elections are held on one workday, usually a Tuesday, and that's it.
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Adaptable to Congress by redrawing districts to elect multiple House members with ranked choice voting in each — as introduced by U.S. Rep.
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Among such voters who indicated that they plan on voting in the Democratic primary, Sanders leads Clinton 2628 percent to 28503 percent.
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Haley cast the veto, blocking the resolution introduced by Egypt, despite the 14 other members of the Security Council voting in favor.
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In addition, the commission was also presented with about 8,400 instances of double voting in the 2016 election looking at 20 states.
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"So if you don't know of those things before you go in, you're sort of voting in a blind fashion," Paul said.
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"If we had 80 percent of the people voting in this country, the Republican Party would be a significant minority," Sanders said.
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If those latter states continue to restrict abortion in a post-Roe world, voters could respond by voting in pro-choice politicians.
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However, the electoral commission's controversial decision to delay voting in three opposition strongholds has all but guaranteed the result will be challenged.
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An overlay of voting in counties dominated by the working class in battleground states shows President Obama's voters supporting Trump in 2016.
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That means other than all Republicans voting in favor, there is still a need for eight more Democrats to do so too.
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Voting in Broward County this cycle took longer than other Florida counties and was marred by allegations of misconduct by election overseers.
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Mook said the heavy emphasis on Michigan owes to the fact that all voting in the state is done on Election Day.
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The court dealt a blow to CBS Thursday by voting in favor of Redstone, not granting CBS a restraining order against her.
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Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Tennessee all limited early voting in 2012 compared to 2008, often arguing that the measures were too expensive.
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If Trump wins the nomination, socially conservative women, like Helen and Maggie, have vowed to forego voting in the general presidential election.
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The Senate vote was largely along party lines, with all 52 Republicans voting in favor, along with three Democrats and one independent.
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Acknowledging that the low level of voting by individual investors is a concern, it sponsored a roundtable on proxy voting in 2015.
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But there's one way in which the Sun influences our daily lives that has flown under the radar—voting in our elections.
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Voting in Alabama has ended and one of the wildest and most emotionally fraught Senate races in recent memory is almost over.
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I heard this and thought about it, and I've adopted the same posture of not voting in, particularly, presidential elections or primaries.
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That has led many to protest by voting in populists who promise to smash the flawed system and govern for the people.
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If we have young people voting in large numbers, you know what, I have zero doubt that Donald Trump would be defeated.
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WE'RE STILL TALKING ABOUT THE ELECTIONS Early indicators show that voting in the midterms was up among women, Latinos and young people.
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We want to know what it's like to be voting in an American election for the first time during this midterm season.
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When North Carolina's governor was sued for cutting early voting in his own state, his lawyers cited that same state as rebuttal.
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That vote was held in January 2011 and passed overwhelmingly, with nearly 99 percent of South Sudanese voting in favor of independence.
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And even before these changes, voting in the United States has been needlessly difficult — occurring on workdays and often involving long lines.
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One of the lead plaintiffs was U.S. Navy veteran Larry Harmon, who was blocked from voting in a 2015 marijuana-legalization initiative.
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This seems like a simple question, but it's actually a doozy because there's no single law that governs voting in this country.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday that early voting in the city hadn't been that high since World War II era voting.
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But she had the bad luck of doing so after most voters had cast their ballots during early voting in that state.
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And some may be voting in the presidential election only because they fear what will happen to them if they stay home.
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Bloomberg only entered the race in November, making a bet that Biden's support would collapse once voting in the nominating contest began.
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The result was a last-minute, third-party lawsuit to delay the primary until June and allow absentee voting in the meantime.
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Voting in Afghanistan: The two main contenders in last weekend's presidential election both claimed they were ahead after counting had barely begun.
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Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander was among a handful of GOP lawmakers who had appeared open to voting in favor of hearing witnesses.
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"If you're going to run based on your record of voting in Washington, then you have to own those votes," he said.
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He said he will go to Iowa and New Hampshire to campaign for Biden ahead of voting in both states next month.
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Millions of people around the U.K. are voting in a referendum to decide whether to leave or remain in the European Union.
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The social media giant cracked down on 30,000 accounts last month ahead of the first round of voting in France's presidential election.
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Leading opposition candidate Martin Fayulu had earlier on Wednesday warned the CENI against any move to shelve voting in Beni and Butembo.
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Natural, even: After voting in the presidential primary, voters in districts with special elections must ask for a second ballot to participate.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia -- voting in favor of Kavanaugh, his nomination was confirmed on Saturday and he's since been sworn in.
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And given how rapidly the race has shifted after voting in Iowa and New Hampshire, the stakes are going to be high.
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As it happened, for all the polemics about women's voting in newspapers of the period, hard evidence of their participation was scant.
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Polls show her with little support in Nevada and South Carolina and lacking serious organization in states that begin voting in March.
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A majority of Democrats plan on voting in the 2628 presidential primary, according to a Hill-Harris-X poll released on Wednesday.
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Mr. Macron got 24 percent in a first round of presidential voting in April against three opponents who all finished close behind.
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Some of the avenues her groups are pursuing include ranked-choice voting, in which voters rank candidates in order of their preference.
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So why don't we let the people do the impeachment by voting in the electoral process the way that we usually do.
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If you thought Thanksgiving with your Trump-voting in-laws is awkward enough, imagine if your in-laws were actually the Trumps.
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Voting in Broward County under Snipes took longer than other Florida counties and was marred by allegations of misconduct by election overseers.
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The Taliban have vowed to intensify clashes with Afghan and foreign forces to try to dissuade people from voting in the Sept.
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We also control for money raised, the generic ballot, the past voting in the state and the political experience of the candidates.
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A majority of Democrats said they felt "very enthusiastic" about voting in 220006, according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
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Democrats still hold an advantage in enthusiasm, however, with 51% saying they are that enthusiastic about voting in this year's midterm elections.
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During that state's primary, Democrats had a huge showing, with nearly 200,000 more people voting in the Democratic primary than the GOP's.
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About 20 Spanish police officers are awaiting trial in Catalonia, accused of using violence to stop citizens from voting in the referendum.
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France, Russia, China, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan, Bolivia, Peru, Sweden, and Equatorial Guinea joined Kuwait in voting in favor of the first draft.
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It makes me want to do anything that I can to make sure that everybody knows the importance of voting in November.
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She was also asked if she believes she will pay a political price for voting in favor of the articles of impeachment.
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Messer says Braun is flawed, pointing to his history of voting in Democratic primaries and suggesting he is not a reliable conservative.
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The lawmaker, who sued unsuccessfully to stop the use of ranked-choice voting in his race, has vowed to continue his legal fight.
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Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, who led after the first round of voting in December, conceded the election an hour after the results were announced.
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Farther east, Marine Le Pen, leader of the nationalist National Front (FN), topped voting in Hénin-Beaumont, where she is running for parliament.
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And there are documented cases of ballots cast by "dead people" in Colorado, non-citizens voting in Virginia, and the list goes on.
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Maine is the first state in the nation to use ranked-choice voting (also known as instant-runoff voting) in a statewide election.
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Voting in the Democratic primary may be more than half over — but national polls of the party's voters are now closer than ever.
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And this year they will be voting in record numbers, and it won't be for Hillary Clinton, it will be for Donald Trump.
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Maine will make electoral history on Tuesday, becoming the first state in the nation to use ranked choice voting in a statewide primary.
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He also said that if he were impeached, it would be the fault of his own supporters for not voting in the midterms.
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On Monday it got its wish, with the Supreme Election Council voting in favor of a rerun to be held on June 23.
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They will have 48 parties to choose from in national and provincial elections, voting in more than 22,000 polling stations across the country.
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