Sentence examples for demand a Voter from inspiring English sources
Maybe the citizenry should demand a Voter Bill of Rights.
And he called on citizens of every state to demand a voter registration system that is not cumbersome, allowing anyone eligible to exercise what Lyndon Johnson called "the basic right, without which all others are meaningless".
In many small communities, there is not enough of a voter demand for public transportation to be available.
Under the headline "Voters Want Specifics From Kerry," The Washington Post recently quoted a voter demanding that John Kerry and John Edwards talk about "what they plan on doing about health care for middle-income or lower-income people.
Hughes sent letters to every member of Congress "demanding reform and declaring a voter's rebellion," and told the Times his gyrocopter ride was in support of that belief.
Those who talk about authenticity are clearly right that voters demand a sense for what a candidate truly believes; political skills -- a feel for who the voters are and an ability to reach them -- result in unalloyed pandering if a politician does not use those skills to guide the country in the direction he believes it should go.
Voters demand a logical story line from their candidates, and when they don't get one they can react harshly.
The most powerful critic of the LDP's lack of reform zeal, Hidenao Nakagawa, a former party secretary-general, now says that political realignment must happen only when voters demand a clearer direction.
Nowhere are the benefits to Mr. Romney's advance work more evident than in New Hampshire, where voters demand a personal touch and senior elected officials list their home phone numbers on official Web sites.
The governor suggested that the victories in the major races reflected a demand among voters for his blend of priorities — which he described as pushing for fiscal efficiency while also being socially progressive.
The signs are that voters now demand a man who will take the job seriously, and with dignity.
