Registered Voters in a sentence

Registered voters do not need to apply for a ballot, as the district will begin sending ballots to all active registered voters this week.

Comparably, Republicans make up 25.77% of registered voters and Democrats comprise 13.82% of registered voters.

Cruz drew the support of 49 percent of registered Texas voters; 43 percent of registered voters backed O’Rourke.

That gap widens among registered voters, and the gulf is largest among likely voters — Harris leading among likely voters under 30 years old with 61% to Trump’s 30%, the poll found.

Based on the EO, habal-habal drivers refer to residents and registered voters of Cebu City who hold a driver’s license issued by the Land Transportation Office with registered motor vehicles.

Registered voters who don’t have the right ID can cast a provisional ballot if another registered voter in that precinct, who has the right type of ID in hand, is willing to attest the ID-less voter’s identity.

McKenzie said the county had 30,000 more registered voters this November than last and 73% of those who had registered had already sent in ballots prior to Tuesday.

Entry into the concert was free for registered voters and there were two registration points at the venue, where many queued to get registered.

Just under 43 percent of all registered voters in West Virginia are registered Democrats compared with 32 percent for Republicans, a number that has been steadily rising.

In order to be registered as a candidate in the presidential election, one must be a Polish citizen, be at least 35 years old on the day of the first round of the election and collect at least 100,000 signatures of registered voters.

Inactive voters are still registered voters.

For national laws, it involves first collecting the signatures of at least 10 percent of registered voters, and at least 3 percent of voters per legislative district.

Just 4% of registered voters and 2% of likely voters don’t support Harris now but say they’d consider her.

The Arizona poll had a plus or minus 4.5 percentage point margin of sampling error for the registered voters and a plus or minus 4.4 percentage point margin of sampling error for the likely voters.

These polls represent registered voters nationwide, rather than likely voters in the battleground states likeliest to decide the presidency.

To be sure, the new poll’s sample size of 2,850 registered voters is not a large one and probably doesn’t offer a complete picture of where all voters stand today.

Voters who say these reduce risk "a good amount" account for about a fifth of registered voters, and they split 44 per cent for Trump and 42 per cent for Biden.

While more ballots were cast this year than in the last two presidential contests, when voters and election officials had no public health emergency to contend with, the percent of turnout remained roughly the same at 55% of registered voters.

But as y’all already know, there are far too many unregistered voters in this city, county, state and nation; there are also far too many registered voters who simply don’t vote.

Fifty-six percent of all voters want Congress to hear from Mueller, while only 19 percent think he shouldn’t testify, according to a new Morning Consult and Politico poll that was conducted among 1,995 registered voters.