So, after spending an hour at the election booth with that ridiculous
Senate voting paper, filling in EVERY number on the top line, because I understood that would make my vote more worthy, I headed off to buy a new toilet suite.
Not exact matches
In Australia, where the method is used to elect the
Senate, this is known as
voting «below» and «above» the line respectively due to the design of the ballot
paper.
The chamber is controlled by Republicans, but Democrats in the
Senate were buoyed after a
paper ballot count left their candidate in a Long Island
Senate race with a 41
vote advantage, potentially giving them a 32 - person majority.
But now ALL the ballots are
paper, and the Democrats (who are the underdogs in most of the cliffhanger
Senate races) are starting to question whether all the
votes were counted on Election Day — and that's BEFORE we even broach the question of absentees et al..
The state
Senate is said to be
voting Tuesday on a measure to block New York City from instituting a five cents fee on plastic and
paper bags The city measure is supposed to go into effect in February, after a delay agreed to at the behest of the state Legislature last year.
And at the time when the US
Senate was to
vote on Cap - and - Trade I had progressed enough in the study to write a white
paper, which I sent to various senators to educate them on the science.