The proposed candidate list for Committee members is voted on as a unit, by open voting.

They are elected by open voting from the parliament's deputy ranks.

The group has developed a proof of concept prototype demonstrating an open voting system.

All decisions are decided upon by members using open voting in a phpBB-forum.

For the last three open voting rounds, votes are reset after each eviction.

Meanwhile, the elections board will begin counting paper ballots and then open voting machines on Friday to record the official numbers.

The awards are different to other theatre awards as they only open voting for one category at a time.

After three days of open voting and official scrutiny, Graham entered parliament as the junior member by a mere four votes.

Party officials, who helped legislators draw up the newly signed law, plan to ignore the tallies resulting from the open voting.

Its supporters argued that open voting would result in more moderate, more electable nominees.

The hard-liners, more used to Politburo intrigues, received a lesson in the new realities of free debate and open voting.

The document, the Basic Law, also holds that open voting should be achieved in a "gradual and orderly" fashion.

Constitute and establish the way of election open voting instead of secret ballot voting.

The awards were selected via a two-month open nomination, and a two-week open voting period.

It was the first award and was based on open voting by readers of Three Percent, who also nominated the longlist.

The Laugh Factory camera crew captures students' comedy routines, posts the footage online and opens voting.

Every year the winners of Nevosoft Players' Choice Awards are determined through two rounds open voting.

Out of a planned 5,816 open voting locations, authorities said that 92% had opened as scheduled, while the remainder had not opened due to security concerns.

Early voting was possible between 10 August and 11 September 2009, while some municipalities held open voting on 13 September.

The President of the Republic is elected by the Parliament on an open voting by roll-call for a term of five years.

Some of them wanted to vote by ballot, but I said that would be cowardly & we reverted to the good old English plan of open voting.

The total number of votes, which were amassed since the start of the open voting on June 17, 2007, broke all records held by all previous editions.

Initially, an open voting system was used, where those enrolled would tell the electoral officer their choice of candidate, who would note this on the electoral role.

The accord provides for open voting for the seats in the upper house, or Senate, which will have the power to veto legislation approved by the lower house.

Nations backing that proposal said open voting put them under too much pressure from the nuclear powers, particularly the United States and France, which have been doing aggressive lobbying.

The proposed candidate list for Committee members is voted on as a unit, by open voting.

They are elected by open voting from the parliament's deputy ranks.

The group has developed a proof of concept prototype demonstrating an open voting system.

All decisions are decided upon by members using open voting in a phpBB-forum.

For the last three open voting rounds, votes are reset after each eviction.

Meanwhile, the elections board will begin counting paper ballots and then open voting machines on Friday to record the official numbers.

After three days of open voting and official scrutiny, Graham entered parliament as the junior member by a mere four votes.

Party officials, who helped legislators draw up the newly signed law, plan to ignore the tallies resulting from the open voting.

The next phase will open voting to the public in order to select a group of regionally themed logos.

Its supporters argued that open voting would result in more moderate, more electable nominees.

The hard-liners, more used to Politburo intrigues, received a lesson in the new realities of free debate and open voting.

The document, the Basic Law, also holds that open voting should be achieved in a "gradual and orderly" fashion.

Constitute and establish the way of election open voting instead of secret ballot voting.

The awards were selected via a two-month open nomination, and a two-week open voting period.

It was the first award and was based on open voting by readers of Three Percent, who also nominated the longlist.

The Laugh Factory camera crew captures students' comedy routines, posts the footage online and opens voting.

A group of civic-minded programmers known as the Open Voting Consortium has written its own open-source code.

Every year the winners of Nevosoft Players' Choice Awards are determined through two rounds open voting.

Out of a planned 5,816 open voting locations, authorities said that 92% had opened as scheduled, while the remainder had not opened due to security concerns.

Early voting was possible between 10 August and 11 September 2009, while some municipalities held open voting on 13 September.

Open Voting Foundation (unmaintained)

The President of the Republic is elected by the Parliament on an open voting by roll-call for a term of five years.

Some of them wanted to vote by ballot, but I said that would be cowardly & we reverted to the good old English plan of open voting.

The total number of votes, which were amassed since the start of the open voting on June 17, 2007, broke all records held by all previous editions.

Initially, an open voting system was used, where those enrolled would tell the electoral officer their choice of candidate, who would note this on the electoral role.

At the end of the week public voting for the guys opened.

Every week a couple was voted out based on public voting.

He reached till top 12 in the show based on public voting.

Later, the candidates enter the final shows with public voting as in the earlier series.

There were no nominations or public voting in the first week.

The challenge also had a public voting component for the ideas section.

Another change for the Finals was the limits in public voting.

The name was chosen after a public voting process and announced during the show on 25 November.

The results of the public voting are combined with the panel's votes.

The winner will be decided by a combination of jury and public voting.

"But there has not been a history of the public voting for a self-imposed tax increase."

However, some weeks have included the public voting to evict instead of to save.

Most Popular subsidiary award will be determined by public voting.

This was the first round in which eliminations are the result of public voting.

However, their choices do not determine the results due to the competition being decided completely by public voting.

There was no nomination, eviction or public voting in week 9.

Leonard was evicted on the 3rd round of public voting.

It involved the public voting for whom they wanted to win a second million-dollar prize.

This last batch of housemates were put up for public voting.

However, the fates of the contestants were decided by public voting.

He was one of ten candidates chosen as a finalist based on public voting.

Due to the fake eviction there will be no public voting in Week 7.

Connie Fisher was selected by public voting as the winner of the show.

From the four, only two became official housemates after undergoing a public voting.

The three workshops was started by the Latin American public voting.