- A
casting vote is a
vote that
someone may
exercise to
resolve a tied
vote in a
deliberative body. A
casting vote is
typically by the
presiding officer...
- used to
indicate dissent by as
little as a
single vote, if a
unanimous vote is required. If a
casting vote is available, this may be used to
break the deadlock...
-
formalizing or
defining the
adverse situation. In
democratic meetings, a
casting vote will
often be
subject to a
custom that is cast per the
status quo, the...
- The
Speaker also has a
casting vote in the
event of a tie. It is
customary for the
Presiding Officer to
exercise the
casting vote in such a
manner as to...
- the Ayes and Noes are tied, the
speaker must use the
casting vote. By
convention the
casting vote is
issued in
accordance with the
constitutional convention...
-
countries have
compulsory voting laws.
Enforcement of the law in
those countries varies considerably and the
penalty for not
casting a
ballot without a proper...
- 1872,
regarding how the
Speaker decides on
their casting vote in the
event of a tie in the
number of
votes cast in a division. In 1867, when a tie arose...
-
President of the
Legislative Council (
casting vote)
Bishop of
Sodor and Man
Attorney General for the Isle of Man (non-
voting) Historically, most or all elected...
- committee.
Decisions are
taken by
majority with the
governor having the
casting vote in case of a tie. The
current mandate of the
committee is to maintain...
- them to the house. If the
votes are tied, the
Speaker or
Deputy Speaker has a
casting vote. Traditionally, this
casting vote is
exercised according to...