Sentence examples for attract votes from inspiring English sources

Do they even attract votes?

He has not been above reinventing himself to attract votes.

"We'll find out who can attract votes of independents and Democrats in the long run".

This is thought to be necessary to attract votes from coal-state senators.

In their entire article they have not one policy idea, just an exhortation to "attract votes and voters".

Mr Vajpayee will continue to respond with shows of strength that attract votes but stop short of provoking war.

But in a statement the group said: "Britain First did not stand in this election to attract votes.

"I think that Iowa showed everyone that going negative does not attract votes," Mr. Kerry's spokeswoman, Stephanie Cutter, said.

A vice-presidential candidate has to be a seasoned, appealing vote-getter, in a powerful enough position to attract votes.

Yet, such language attracts votes.

Roosevelt spoke both from conviction and in hopes of attracting votes from reform-minded Democrats.