Sentence examples for care about electing from inspiring English sources

They care about electing someone who is going to work for them, that's going to fight for them, that's going to prove that they deserve to be there.

And does the U.S. even care about electing women, to the presidency or Congress or any other office?

Politicians care about getting elected and reelected; they care about doing what their constituents call on them (literally and figuratively) to do.

Politicians certainly still care about getting elected, but now they have a secret weapon: Now they know which people are going to vote on Election Day and which people are going to stay home.

Use your vote to get rid of known corrupt elected officials and to elect candidates who truly care about-and will protect--The People they represent.

Woe betide the person with a dog who has to use a food bank to see them through a brief period of crisis, but who cares about the elected officials using taxpayers' money on soft furnishings and boozy late nights?

"They just care about being re-elected.

This is something people care about, and our elected officials should be pursuing it doggedly.

The Republicans ought to rethink what they're doing if they care about being re-elected.

Those are signs that our system is working and that people care about what their elected officials are doing when it comes to running the city.

In the final few months before Bush's November 1992 loss to Governor Bill Clinton, the media began to write about how Bush lacked a domestic agenda and really didn't care about being re-elected.