Sentence examples for contrary voters from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, voters judge politicians (to the extent that they make rational decisions) based on whether the laws they passed worked or not.

To the contrary, voters believed that it would be easier to locate the border once it had a twenty-foot wall.

To the contrary, voters should be up in arms that an equal branch of government has aided and abetted Trump's trouncing of the Constitution.

Mr. Bush, too, seemed upbeat and unbowed when he addressed hundreds of supporters in a gymnasium at St . Anselm Collegehere at about 8 20 P.M. "New Hampshire has long been known as a bump in the road for front-runners, and this year is no exception," Mr. Bush said, referring to the state's famously quirky, contrary voters and their habit of creating humbling surprises.

There's a path for Bush to win the GOP nomination, beginning in New Hampshire, whose contrary voters often embrace civility.

"On the contrary, I think voters view book-related events as just making the candidates more substantive," he said.

As Aso should know by now, Japan's voters, contrary to his expectations, would like him to take two months off from politics as it is practiced today in fact, they want the current set of politicians to take a permanent holiday.

Loud signals to the contrary from Republican voters to their elected officials, though, might start to change this.

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission outlawed prediction markets in 2012, arguing that political prediction markets could "have an adverse effect on the integrity of elections" by "creating monetary incentives to vote for particular candidates even when such a vote may be contrary to the voter's political views of such candidates".

Contrary to predictions that voters would punish GOP obstructionism, they appear to have rewarded it.

On the contrary, he said, Israeli voters were entitled to know that Europe and the United States backed this plan.