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Why let everybody vote and yet only a small group of electors actually decide the outcome of the election?

By the time the 117 cardinal electors enter the conclave to choose the next pope, they must be ready to vote.

Parties may be more concerned to denigrate an opponent than with an attempt to convince electors of the virtues of their own policies.

These electors must be on the register of parliamentary electors for the constituency where the candidate wishes to stand.

Electors unanimously chose George Washington to be the first president of the United States.

and whether the party has at least 500 current financial members eligible to enrol as electors.

Under the original Constitution the electors did not vote separately for President and Vice-President.

not more than one postage-free election mail will be sent to any of the electors .

In 1840, 31, was trying to be electors, unsuccessful.

It will be decided by an 800-member committee dominated by local electors whose chief concern is to do what Beijing wants.

1789-electors unanimously chose George Washington to be the first president of the United States.

All the subscribers must be registered electors for the King Tin constituency .

All the subscribers must be registered electors for the Ap Lei Chau North constituency.

Each state is represented by electors in equal number to the number of senators and representatives that represent that state in Congress.

Normally, election- related communications issued to electors by the Registration and Electoral Office are in both Chinese and English.

Americans vote for electors, who a month later, choose George Washington to be the nation's first president.

All eligible persons aged 18 or above have the right to be registered as electors and to vote in the elections.

Until 1356 the emperor WAS chosen by the German princes; thereafter he WAS formally elected by the electors.

To the right, the four temporal princes, the Electors of the Palatinate, Saxony, Bohemia, and Brandenburg.

Instead, in 1789, the electors unanimously voted George Washington the first president of the United States.

A participant opined that the number of sectors should be increased, so as to increase the number of electors.

DRESDEN, once seat of the electors of Saxony, has been restored to its former glory since unification in 1990.

The candidate who has the most votes in a state wins all of the state "s electors. "

The National Popular Vote plan rests on the powers that states have to create interstate compacts and to appoint electors.

They have had the verdict of the electors.

Electors are people who represent their state and vote for a president.

They vote not for a President, but for electors to choose a President.

Instead, voters cast their ballots for "electors" who support each candidate.

Voters in presidential elections actually vote for party slates of electors in each state.

After the election, the electors in each state meet in their state capitols to choose a president.

Their conservative electors might reasonably expect them to side with Mr Abbott.

Rather than being asked to engage in microdetail, electors need to know in which direction the parties face.

Here, the people vote for the electors from states who then choose the president.

The second is mending the broken relationship between electors and politicians.

The recusant electors. . . cooperated in electing a new senate.

When the nation began, the legislatures mostly named electors directly.

This time the guest electors were fewer.

There is some variation among states in how electors are appointment , yet generally they are chosen by the popular vote .

Eight of the cardinal-electors are from Italy.

If he will accept the nomination , a lot of electors will vote for him .

The people's court, having accepted a case regarding the credentials of electors, must hold a hearing before the election.

The Isle of Wight constituency (Britain's biggest) currently boasts 110, 000 electors.

It will be interesting to find out what the electors tell their representatives.

How many presidential electors are here?

Many electors didn't vote today because of the bad weather.

Investors, legislators, educators, electors and even consumers also have a role to play, according to the report's authors.

In 1800, for example, Maryland saw seven of its electors vote for Adams and four for Jefferson.

How do you get your name on the Electors's list?

A Study of the Electors, the Party and Social Welfare

The Combined Polling Arrangements - Polling Stations for Various Kinds of Electors in the General Election

ascertainment of the qualifications of electors

Electors reminded to cast votes in CE election tomorrow

CE election polling notice sent to electors