Sentences with phrase «board race determine»

Not exact matches

The election results released from the polls are usually a clear indicator of who has won the race, but in each race every poll and paper vote needs to be counted and approved by the Board of Elections before a winner can be determined.

«There are some municipalities that have hotly contested Board seats and you'll see higher turnout in those areas than, say, in the City of Buffalo where a lot of the races were determined with the primary in September.»

A deadlocked race for a seat on a Pekin, Ill., school board was finally determined last week by a game of chance.

LA Times: For coverage of the LA School board race that focused too much on the outside funding and its sources and failed to report on school - level controversies and campaign dynamics that mattered to parents and probably determined the surprise outcome of the race.

The 14th Amendment, and especially its Equal Protection Clause, has been a powerful tool in the battle for civil rights in our courts ever since the 1954 Brown v Board of Education ruling that determined schools segregated by race were unconstitutional.

When the deal was announced, talk was about video boards that can scan viewers» faces to determine age range, gender, race, how long that person watched the board, and potentially their mood.