Sentence examples for decisive voter from inspiring English sources

They say they have won before -- but we are a different state demographically and politically now than we were when when Pete Wilson brought Prop 187 to the ballot box with his version of "they keep coming" as evidenced by the decisive voter rejection of his candidate Meg Whitman.

The level chosen by the decisive voter is implemented for all voters.

At the end of each period, all voters are informed about the choice of the decisive voter and the resulting income distribution but not about the distribution votes, and a new period begins.

Forgive me but I don't know any kids who don't know who he was, and if I do, they aren't going to be the decisive voters: if Caroline does a good job and gets to run in a real election, by then they will know who she is.

In the eminently winnable 2005 election (a time when, polling suggests, Britons were both more exercised about Europe and less socially liberal than they are now), the Conservative Party ran an UKIPish campaign under the slogan "are you thinking what we're thinking?" Back then the answer from electorally-decisive voters was: "err, no".

But we can, even at this distance, imagine the arguments that will be made to win over those decisive swing voters for Romney.

Again like Brown, Osborne was for a period the sharp-elbowed young frontrunner for party leader, before a more decisive, more voter-friendly close ally took the prize.

His effort was handed a decisive defeat by voters.

"I don't think it's decisive for all voters," Mr. MacCoun said.

A Suffolk poll shows Santorum at 37% to Romney's 33% but, and this could prove to be decisive, among early voters Santorum was leading 44%to27%7%.

And while Mr Kerry can probably limit the president's advantages here, that may not be enough if it is true that national security is indeed decisive for undecided voters.