Sentence examples for concern voters from inspiring English sources

His love of power is what should concern voters today.

Pollsters also report that terrorism and national security are among the issues that most concern voters, after years in which the economy dominated.

This should concern voters who are depending on Mr. Cheney to guide an inexperienced governor through the complexities and pitfalls of Washington politics.

In these traditionally red states where Republicans have held the seats for several decades, health care tops the list of issues that concern voters most.

Those are among the least theatrical aspects of a Congressional race that has been long on drama and short on examination of the issues that concern voters in this sunny coastal district.

Another is that instead focusing on "airy fairy" issues like electoral reforms (Blunkett was in the no camp on AV), the Labour leader should focus on the "bread and butter issues" that concern voters.

According to him, the greatest risks of fraud or disenfranchisement concern voter registration.

What really concerns voters?

Can't the Republicans erase whatever concerns voters might have by eventually voting for the legislation?

Busy, busy Avoiding bust The fiscal truth Prognosis: poor Batting for Britain ReprintsPerhaps the biggest surprise concerns voters' attitudes to tax rises.

It was aimed at understanding voter perceptions of the current federal government on environmental issues and the issues that are cutting through and concerning voters.