Sentence examples for control over voter from inspiring English sources

Priebus and the R.N.C., according to sources in the party who insisted on anonymity in order to speak freely, are determined to maintain control over voter lists.

She added that while she would resist federal control over voter registration, she would support incentives for states to broaden participation and federal steps to make the process more uniform.

Because of extremely loose controls over voter records, voting secrecy and ballot box security, critics have expressed fears that the government will tamper with the results not only in favor of a handpicked candidate but in order to make it appear that far more people actually voted.

And then after the election, we let everybody go home.' I mean, it's absurd to think that we have some kind of military control over the voters here in the ward".

Neither the studios nor the Academy have control over what voters do with the free videos.

Rein observes that "by this change the control over the voters was scarcely any longer possible; and those who were bribed could not be distinguished from those who were not". One argument in favour of ballot in modern times has been that it would prevent bribery; and probably it would diminish the practice, though not put an end to it.

Negative attack ads and mailers would be much more effective because the campaign would have complete control over what voters see and hear.

War, famine, bankruptcy, earthquake - all these things are bad, but far preferable to losing control over which voters are crammed into which district.

Grasping at conspiratorial straws in an effort to explain away Trump's control over Republican voters and the media's apparently soft treatment of a prominent Republican politician, conservatives remain convinced the "liberal media" is still out to get the GOP.

Boushey, the economist, argued that Trump won over voters by convincing them that he could take control of the economy, and that Democrats can do the same.

A petition filed at City Hall this week by a Costa Mesa political action group aims to bring more voter control over new development in the city.