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'The CSO battled segregation and police brutality, led voter registration drives, pushed for improved public services and fought to enact new legislation.

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It won the most votes in that election and became the senior partner in the coalition government that ran Iraq for most of 2005.

Despite such resistance to Anthony Roberts, on October 13, 1854, Roberts defeated his rival and relative, Isaac Ellmaker Hiester, by a vote of 6,561 to 5,371 (with 4,266 votes going to the Democratic nominee).

T he Uriyadi festival at this temple on the occasion of Janmashtami attracts devotees from all over the country.

Fireball (a challenge from a previous season voted by "Endurance" fans to appear again).

Generally a fairly safe Conservative seat, the constituency elected a Liberal candidate against the national tide in 1900, but it was clear that corrupt practices had contributed to his victory and he was unseated on petition; the voters seem to have resented the petition, however, and also elected the Liberal candidate in the ensuing by-election.

In wartime Britain Rankl was unable to obtain a permit to work as a conductor until 1944, and he devoted much of his time to composition.

368 in Rolling Stone's list of "The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time", and in September 2006 it was voted as one of the "100 Greatest Songs Ever" in Q magazine.

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This bill, after undergoing various amendments, passed the House of Representatives on April 19, 1810, by a vote of 61 to 40.

In 1995 he created and donated a memorial portrait of African-American educator Ruby Middleton Forsythe, to honor the local hero who devoted her life to teaching in a one-room schoolhouse in a small town in South Carolina, where Hart had grown up.

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Prior to the reorganization, Mars Hill was governed by a full council of two dozen church elders (including Driscoll) who had equal voting authority and voted on major decisions, and a five-member council of "executive elders" (also including Driscoll) who handled daily operations but deferred to the full council for major decisions.

Even before the voting had been held, 40 members of the Shahi Jirga had signed in support of the Muslim League candidate, while the Congress candidate failed to win more than ten supporters out of the 65 voters.

Broker voting is, for the most part, governed by Rule 452.

Prior to 2009, companies in the United States were required to send proxy materials via postal mail, but following a rule change effective in 2009, companies, can handle voting electronically.

According to one study, about 31% of voting happened electronically in 2019.

He was the one who created the Forever People, claiming to be the result of his efforts to develop humanity and lead them to a new world of peace and order, devoting to wipe out disease, poverty and war.

Same year Bogachev founded "Young Energy Prize" and is now devoting all of his time to his new creation.

The concept of transferable voting was first proposed by Thomas Wright Hill in 1819.

" In Hare's original STV system, he further proposed that electors should have the opportunity of discovering which candidate their vote had ultimately counted for, to improve their personal connection with voting.

"Proportional Representation by means of the Single Transferable Vote" (commonly called "Proportional Representation" rather than "Single Transferable Vote") is used for all public elections in the Republic of Ireland, except that the Qu-winner elections (presidential elections and the Qu-vacancy by-elections) reduce to instant-runoff voting.

However, some representatives on the Senate of the National University of Ireland are elected by cumulative voting.

Electronic voting was trialled in some constituencies in the 2002 election, but discontinued due to concerns about the lack of an audit trail.