Examples of using Electors in English and their translations into Spanish
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There is no central evidence of the total number of foreign electors because the supplement lists of permanent electors is managed by individual Municipal Councils only.
Soon afterwards, with the Electors consent, he joined the Prince of Orange on his expedition to England in 1688,
the number of women electors is higher than men.
All resident, qualified electors of the District shall be eligible to vote at the Election.
In 1577 the Brandenburg electors became co-regent with Duke Albert Frederick of Prussia.
must include the registration period of candidates and, if necessary, of electors, as well as the electoral campaign.
The deputies are elected from lists of candidates in each constituency; electors have the right to vote for only one person on the list.
Some 3.37 million people-- 72.3 per cent of those eligible to do so-- registered as electors.
as such they shall be electors and eligible for election in the circumstances
In addition, various publicity measures were carried out to inform electors of the arrangements for the By-election.
were accessible to electors with disabilities.
They just gave Gore the steal sign. To disenfranchise electors, as Katherine Harris proposes,
Introducing a framework for the Co-ordinated Online Record of Electors to improve the accuracy
In 1998, there were 1.33 million registered female electors on the General Electoral Roll,
No restriction has ever been placed on women's participation as electors or as candidates for office.
But, over time, the states shifted to choosing electors via the state's popular vote instead.
A comprehensive and structured approach to such influential media is clearly called for, if electors are to understand the choices available.
The electorate for functional constituency elections currently comprises either individual or corporate electors or a mixture of both.
During this Maori option period electors of Maori descent may change from one roll type to another.
The Term Poll Act 1990 gave electors at the 1990 general election the opportunity to choose between a three year and a four year parliamentary term.