machine voting造句

• The first machine vote took place in Niimi, Okayama in June 2002.
• Meetings on controversial topics are often adjourned to a referendum conducted by machine vote on a date in the future.
• In the meantime, unofficial results from the machine vote had leaked out and there was intense discussions between candidates and their organizers.
• Second-guessing of the machine vote by a hand recount that is by design highly subjective unavoidably introduces an element of political bias.
• It's an anti-machine vote, since Becerril was appointed to the Board of Supes by Willie Brown and is a close friend of John Burton.
• Southbury utilizes up to three polling stations . for machine vote as required by a town meeting or per charter, only the firehouse is used.
• They were only counting three Miami-Dade precincts to see if there were any differences from the machine vote counts, which gave almost 90 percent of the votes from these precincts to Gore.
• They know in their hearts that the US Supreme Court prevented a recount that would have been more accurate than the flawed machine vote and would have given Gore the true majority in that state.
• There were more than 50, 000 paper and absentee ballots as well but many of them are subject to challenge and since they tend to reflect the machine vote they are unlikely to affect the outcome.
• On the other side, Butterworth had argued that Florida law allowed for a full manual recount simply if a sample recount determined " that a discrepancy exists between the machine vote tabulation and the hand recount that could affect the result ."