"voting" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

voting sustantivo

sustantivo + voting

Kolokacji: 17

majority voting • MVP voting • fan voting • Internet voting • Year voting • ...

voting + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 84

voting right • voting system • voting record • voting machine • voting booth • voting bloc • voting member • voting power • ...

voting + verbo

Kolokacji: 10

voting takes • voting begins • voting ends • voting goes • voting starts • ...

verbo + voting

Kolokacji: 12

finish in the voting • use voting • finish voting • allow voting • abstain from voting • ...

adjetivo + voting

Kolokacji: 34

electronic voting • early voting • online voting • preferential voting • overseas voting • ...

Kolokacji: 1

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

Kolokacji: 4

1. electronic voting = elektroniczne głosowanie electronic voting

2. military voting = militarne głosowanie military voting

3. tactical voting = głosowanie taktyczne tactical voting

4. touch-screen voting = głosowanie dotknięcie-ekranowy touch-screen voting

But the stampede to touch-screen voting was not inevitable.
Riverside County, with 635,000 registered voters, is the largest county in the nation to have converted entirely to touch-screen voting.
The biggest barriers to touch-screen voting are questions about its security and the comfort level that people have with the technology.
In New York City, some officials have been wary of touch-screen voting.
Some modern "touch-screen" voting machines allow people with such disabilities to cast a secret ballot.
Yet here's the curious thing: Almost no credible scientific critics of touch-screen voting say they believe any machines have ever been successfully hacked.
The new law will eliminate touch-screen voting in favor of the more trustworthy optical-scanning system.
The Legislature appears poised to do one important thing right: to require that touch-screen voting machines produce voter-verifiable paper records.
She said her own preference was for touch-screen voting, but only if the vote could be verified by the voter.
When state officials in California and Ohio explain why they're moving away from touch-screen voting, they inevitably cite hacking as a chief concern.