Sentence examples for capturing votes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has clung tenaciously to his goal of capturing votes in these rolling hills and tenuous downtowns.

The Liberals have done so well in capturing votes though not seats, that they have emerged as something new in British politics.

But Aam Aadmi has broken that pattern in Delhi, in large part by capturing votes from the city's working poor, a fast-growing group that has slipped out of Congress's grip.

But French President Emmanuel Macron, a politician of the center-left who won his election in part by capturing votes from the center-right, appears to have decided to try to establish a closer connection, despite Trump's fairly open preference during this year's French election for his opponent, Marine Le Pen, the right-wing nationalist.

"The poll was meant to actually capture votes.

"It's a theater of protests to capture votes for the Democratic party.

ELECTION season is approaching, and aspiring student body presidents are drafting platforms, posting fliers and plotting ways to capture votes.

But despite these victories, today's primaries also showed Senator McCain's enduring inability to capture votes from registered Republicans.

The right used immigration to capture votes, but Brexit was always a proxy for a deeper project.

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One by one, members of the political team came before the Obamas, laying out arguments, details, statistics about how the first lady could help capture votes.