Word: ballots
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...council voted six to four to hire Drury. All of the councillors endorsed by the progressive Cambridge Civic Association (CCA) backed the temporary clerk. The five Independent councillors originally supported Deputy City Clerk John. E Flynn, but Independent Councillor Sheila T. Russell changed her vote after the initial ballot...
...didn't vote in 1988, but he plans to cast his ballot for Clinton in November...
...funny thing happened when they wrangled over Bosnia for a day last week. Bush looked vulnerable on foreign matters, and Clinton showed he was not afraid to attack him. More important perhaps, it reminded voters of the fundamental choice they make when they step into the ballot booth each four years: Who deserves to sit in the Commander in Chief's chair? That used to boil down to whose finger Americans wanted on the nuclear button. But in the post-cold war era, does it matter if that man is George or Bill...
...change," as Clinton rushed to claim? Early polls showed more of Perot's supporters opting for Clinton, but many were still too deep in shock to reconsider their options. Some were insisting that they would still cast a protest vote for Perot, whose name will remain on the ballot in half the states or more. In time, many of them will begin warily examining the candidates of the two shopworn parties they abandoned just a few months...
...durable third-party effort had already cropped up in a few local organizations. And if some activists felt betrayed by his noncandidacy, many Perot supporters still seemed intrigued. The latest TIME/CNN poll found that 23% of registered voters would still pull the Perot lever if he remained on the ballot in their states...