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Meanings of voter card in English
A voter invitation card, or voter notification card, or notice of election card, is an informational leaflet, usually of the size of a postcard, which requests voters to attend the elections and which generally contains information regarding elections, place and time of voting, and contact details of the electoral commission.
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Examples for "voter invitation card"
Examples for "voter invitation card"
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In South Carolina, governor Mark Sanford was turned away because he did not have a voter registration card.
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He charged fifty dollars for a set, and that included a driver's license, Social Security card, and voter registration card.
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Within a few weeks, they receive an official voter registration card, which they must sign and return to complete the process.
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Under the law, anyone who wants to vote but lacks photo identification must get a new voter registration card with a photo.
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In South Carolina, the Republican governor, Mark Sanford, was turned away from a polling station because he did not bring a voter registration card.
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Get your election card out in 2007, raps singer Despo.
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The Coalition Government is playing the traditional election card of the right - we are the best ones to manage the economy.
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Once published, the lists will have to be agreed upon by voters and political parties before election cards are printed.
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They stuck election cards bearing Sir Graball's photograph in their windows and tied bits of blue and yellow ribbon-SirGraball's colours-ontheir underfed children.
Usage of voter card in English
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One shopkeeper said he ripped up his voter card after Ghani was declared the winner.
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Suleiman fled into the bush, leaving his voter card behind with most of his other belongings.
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Even if every adult and child had a voter card and used it, turnout would still have been high.
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Insecurity in the area coupled with a lack of preparedness by the electoral authorities have prevented her from getting her voter card.
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An Afghan woman receives her voter card at a voter registration centre in Kabul March 30, 2014.
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But as many as 18 million voter cards are in circulation.
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Others complained they had not received voter cards.
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The quota was then slashed by the watchdog because many voter cards could not be verified.
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Fake election voter cards are photographed in Jalalabad April 3, 2014.
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INEC is planning to introduce biometric data on voter cards for the 2015 elections to limit fraud and rigging.
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Most of the voter cards on his floor were for female voters -genuine cards but filled in with fake names.
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Past elections have seen large companies in Vanuatu collect their employees' voter cards and demand that they vote for a particular candidate.
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Lists must also be checked and agreed upon by all the parties before voter cards are printed and the election process can continue.
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Afghan women queue to receive their voter cards at a voter registration centre in Kabul March 30, 2014.
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Afghan women wait to receive their voter cards at a voter registration center in Kabul, March 12, 2014.
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Many are increasingly concerned about a repeat of the widescale fraud seen in 2009 because of deteriorating security and the flourishing trade in voter cards.
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