Sentence examples for bring votes from inspiring English sources

While the sleepover made for good publicity, it did not necessarily bring votes.

"Clearly, I proved that I can bring votes," Mr. Sharpton said, reciting the history of the primary so far.

It is the only endorsement that will bring votes and the only endorsement, if withheld, that could cost Romney the general election.

An isolated tribe going through the formal motions of something they think will bring votes, failing to understand that their actions are meaningless and vestigial.

"It's a kind of ritual that they bring votes to the candidate to show them: "Look, I'm bringing in 20 votes; that's 20 votes for you – I'm bringing that in.'" How can he be so sure?

Kumar also knew that though development would bring votes, it would not be enough to dent the caste and community vote banks that Yadav's Rashtriya Janata Dal and Ram Vilas Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party commanded.

If Holder is willing to bring voting rights into the twenty-first century through litigation, the nation will be better for it.

Both men have made deals with regional strongmen who bring vote banks rooted in ethnic or other longstanding loyalties.

It took the nation 144 years to give women the vote, so what's the hurry to bring voting to the Internet?

In some states, workers at the polling booths will bring voting machines out to the curb for voters with disabilities.

Northern Ireland's political parties have learned by hard experience that intransigence rather than mutual trust often brings votes.