multiple voting

But so far, he said, "we do not have a single name from what was widely rumored multiple voting by students."

The latest draft takeover directive does not address multiple voting rights.

On 22 February 2013 procedural measures had been implemented to prevent multiple voting.

His 10-for-1 multiple voting shares give him just over 50% ownership.

To prevent multiple voting, the passports of voters were stamped on page 17.

Reporters observed many cases of multiple voting and voting by minors.

Federal prosecutors in Kansas and Missouri successfully prosecuted four people for multiple voting.

The Liberals claimed multiple voting had occurred and that 165 people were not at the addresses they had provided.

Germany has said, though, that it will again oppose the new draft law unless it addresses multiple voting rights.

Owing to the lack of an electoral roll, voters were instead marked with ink on their fingers to stop multiple voting.

Upon the marble hitting the bottom of each drum, a bell would sound to prevent voter fraud through multiple voting.

Independent monitors reported instances of multiple voting.

These voters would be taken to multiple voting stations and vote in the names of the deceased who were still registered to vote.

Split-ticket voting may also occur in elections where multiple voting systems are employed.

The name comes from the colour that voters' index fingers were stained to prevent fraudulent multiple voting.

As it falls, the marble strikes a bicycle bell, enabling poll staff to detect multiple voting.

There is precedent for multiple voting in Belize: the 2003 elections for general and municipal were held on the same day.

Once adopted, the agreement would make the banning of frustrating tactics like multiple voting rights and poison pills optional for member states.

"We set the editor tool to prevent people from multiple voting," Wally Edge explained in an e-mail message.

He also pointed to allegations of multiple voting and vote-buying in claiming that the election was not free and fair.

The cyclical majority problem occurs when voters are faced with multiple voting options but cannot choose the option they prefer most, since it's not available.

Fortunately, the multiple voting loophole has now been closed and fans are once again free to exercise their right to democratic commode pimping.

Most have multiple voting precincts.

But both boards worry about possible confusion over the multiple voting sites required for school elections and the different eligibility requirements for the two votes.

We did, however, include multiple voting rights and limitations on voting rights in the breakthrough rule, since these are real obstacles to takeovers.