Significados de voter roll en inglés

Florida has what civil rights groups describe as a long history of voter roll tampering and manipulation.

He says the voter roll is ready.

The recently released report had a sample size of 3431 respondents and represented the current voter roll demographic.

He disbanded the government and commission last month, accusing its former chief of adding names to the voter roll.

Others complained they weren't on the voter roll, though they'd lived and voted at the same location for years.

The government says it has not been able to hold the election due to the lack of a voter roll.

In Oregon, recent changes mean anyone who uses the US state's department of motor vehicles is entered on the voter roll.

The state party memo said Nevada early voters will check in with volunteers using a PDF voter roll loaded on party-purchased iPads.

Firstly the voter roll needs to be overhauled and secondly it falls in the cyclone season, raising all sorts of logistical headaches.

The second government source said U.S. authorities have evidence that Russia and Iran had tried to hack into voter roll data in unidentified states.

On the day she cast her ballot an election worker helped her after they were unable to find her name on the voter roll.

Election officials are hoping for a big turn out tomorrow, with 17,339 electors registered in the 2016 voter roll.

Florida and U.S. officials have been battling over voter rolls for months.

These include purges of voter rolls and stringent rules requiring signatures on mail-in ballots.

When people register on the site, their identity is verified against official voter rolls.

Voter rolls in most states are either readily (legally) downloadable or purchasable.