Sentence examples for determinative voting from inspiring English sources

For many of them, it is a determinative voting issue.

The Republican vote was "definitely not determinative of whether or not Clinton won those states," said Professor McDonald.

And he said that regardless of the outcome, he would continue his campaign through March 7. "I said from the beginning it never was determinative," he said of the Washington vote.

The more important question is not whether race is a factor in people's votes but whether it is a determinative factor — that is, whether Obama's being black is the disqualifying fact for white voters that it might have been 20 years ago or whether it has now been reduced to one of those surmountable obstacles that any candidate has to overcome.

Trump himself, many Republicans and even some Democrats dispute that the meddling was determinative, arguing there is no indication that actual votes were altered by Russian-sponsored hackers.

For 13 elections over 26 years, according to the data provided by Abramowitz and Cash, these college-educated voters have stayed within the 40 to 50 percent range: the Democratic – Republican split in House voting among whites with college degrees scarcely changes over time, and is far less determinative than the gyrations among the white working class.

An examination of pre-midterm presidential polling since 1984 — surveys conducted from the day after the preceding presidential vote to the day before the midterm elections — shows that while early primary polls are not determinative, they are not meaningless, either.

"Geography is not determinative".

No single evaluation will be determinative.

A victim's views must never be determinative.

And of course, the father's wishes are often determinative.