Sentences with phrase «by absentee ballot»

She voted by absentee ballot in the November general election that year by changing her address to Suffolk County,

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Incumbent state Sen. Stephen Saland has emerged the victor in a hard - fought Republican primary in the 41st Senate District that was decided by absentee ballot votes.

The outcomes of the races will be determined by absentee ballots.

New York State Election Law allows a registered voter to cast his / her vote by absentee ballot if a voter meets one of the following criteria:

(CNN)- U.S. Rep. Joe Garcia said Saturday he was saddened and disappointed by absentee ballot fraud allegations leveled against his former chief of staff.

The two voted by absentee ballots for Cox at the committee's nominating meeting.

Democrats, repeating a perennial maneuver, attempted to attach hostile amendments to the PPGG bill that would have limited outside income for lawmakers, restricted the political giving of LLCs and allowed early voting by absentee ballots without any excuse.

The Democratic mayoral primary will be decided by the absentee ballots as just five votes separate Patrick Madden and City Council President Rodney Wiltshire in the three - way race.

That leaves 31 Republicans, assuming Election Night results are not flipped by absentee ballots — one seat shy of the 32 votes needed to control the chamber.

MAYVILLE - The Independence Party primary for Chautauqua County Legislature District 12 in Jamestown and the countywide Green Party primary for Family Court Judge were decided Tuesday by absentee ballots.

David H. Souter, a member of the court for nearly 18 years, votes in presidential elections by absentee ballot, said Evelyn Connor, town clerk in Weare, N.H. Souter, a registered Republican, did not take part in New Hampshire's first - in - the - nation presidential primary this year, she said, but he did vote in the 2006 general election.

64 % of likely Republican primary voters with a candidate preference or voted by absentee ballot strongly support their choice of candidate.

Vote in your precinct or vote by absentee ballot if you are away at school.

The outcome of the race will now be decided by absentee ballots.

«We have, I think, around 26,000 people voting by absentee ballot,» said Lenihan.

At that rally, Trump said that Brady, who was spotted that day voting in Brookline, Mass., by absentee ballot, had called that day.

If you forget, you'll need to provide ID the first time you vote in person or by absentee ballot.

Marty Connor, an election lawyer and the former leader of the State Senate Democrats, pulled Teachout's voting records and spent Friday and Saturday sharing them with journalists, noting that she claimed to be a permanently disabled voter (this lets her vote by absentee ballot), had no record of voting in New York in 2011 or 2013 and questioned whether she met the five - year residency requirement to be governor.

The clock is counting down to Election Day, and in this final NBC 4 New York / Wall Street Journal / Marist Poll, Democrat Bill de Blasio has a very wide lead over Republican Joe Lhota among New York City likely voters including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate and those who voted by absentee ballot.

Gallo, meanwhile, said that he had campaigned heavily at the Golden Hill nursing home and the Governor Clinton Apartments targeting senior citizens who frequently vote by absentee ballots.

Malick says it was received by nursing home residents and people with disabilities who will vote by absentee ballot.

The race may be decided by absentee ballots.

Late Tuesday night Assemblymember Todd Kaminsky, a Democrat, declared victory while Republican candidate Chris McGrath refused to concede, saying the race would be decided by absentee ballots.

Unlike citizens in 34 other states across America, residents here can only vote ahead of time — by absentee ballot — if they can say their profession, business, studies, travel, illness or disability will prevent them from getting to the polls on Election Day.

Among likely Republican primary voters in Kentucky including those who are undecided yet leaning toward a candidate and those who voted early or by absentee ballot, here is how the Republican primary for U.S. Senate stands:

Kelsey, a Dutchess County legislator, is not conceding, saying the race will be decided by absentee ballots.

Voters wishing to apply for absentee ballots and vote by absentee ballot may take advantage of these special hours.

First, she had to endure a five - candidate primary that was decided by absentee ballots.

A majority of those who vote in person and by absentee ballot is necessary for election.