Sentence examples for change the vote from inspiring English sources
"There was a question at a principals' meeting about whether we should try and change the vote," Armitage recalled, and the President said several times, "We will not put our thumb on the scale".
Mr. Bloomberg has said he would work to change the vote of at least one supporter in order that his veto would stand on the profiling bill, which directly addresses police stops.
An attempt to get a hand recount for less compelling reasons appears more like a fishing expedition to change the vote and thus represents an unfair advantage to a candidate who has no other way to electoral victory.
Some African-Americans harbor anti-Semitic attitudes borne of years of conflict, he said, but not enough to change the vote of a constituency that is usually solidly Democratic.
They are prone to miscounts — including "vote flipping," in which votes for one candidate are recorded for another — and computer scientists have shown how easy it is to hack these machines and change the vote totals.
Democrats appealed against her decision, arguing that lawful votes, a state judge and even the supreme court itself had all been set aside.Democrats claim Mrs Harris has violated the judge's injunction by sticking to narrow justifications for recounts, and ruling out considerations such as whether the recount might change the vote totals.
It doesn't change my opinion, but it's not going to change the votes, either".
But London has not made any progress in persuading its partners to change the voting system to preserve its influence.
They blew their chance to change the voting system and lost their fight to democratise the House of Lords.
In the abstract, many do, but that's not enough to change the voting behavior of the average House Republican, who represents a gerrymandered and very conservative district.
