Sentence examples for change vote from inspiring English sources

"We want the boundary change vote to go ahead," he told reporters.

He ousted the incumbent, George H. W. Bush, in 1992, but split the "change" vote with Ross Perot.

Last election, it was the verbal gymnastics contained in such slogans as "Vote Blue, Go Green" or that most perfect of semantic paradoxes, "Vote for Change: Vote Conservative".

There will be thousands of election workers -- including temporaries who may not even have had their backgrounds checked -- with access to these computers, who she believes could change vote totals rapidly.

Most disturbing of all, she has heard reports that one of the big machine manufacturers may be including a modem connection between a county's tabulating computer and the manufacturer's own headquarters, which could allow it to change vote totals from afar.

MTV has been trying to appeal to this key demographic with its Choose or Lose 2004 campaign and the mission of P. Diddy's Citizen Change: Vote or Die organisation is to make voting "hot, sexy and relevant" to Americans aged 18 to 30.

He supported the state attorney-general's argument that to change vote-counting procedures in the middle of a contest amounted to "a two-tier system [which] could lead Florida to having all of its votes, in effect, disqualified".

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed laws to change voting.

One question is how additional contributions might change voting power in the fund.

The decades-long struggle to change voting shares has so far produced only tiny results.

But there was no indication either in those surveys or elsewhere that the subject was one that could change votes.