Sentence examples for does the vote of from inspiring English sources

"Or does the vote of the women and the young people and the African-Americans and the gays, you know, and the Hispanics survive and go on and create additional Democratic majorities in the future?" "And that's too early too tell, much too early to tell," Craig said.

Furniss's words moved Hansen, 26, deeply, as did the vote of his Olympic swimming teammates to make him a men's captain.

Only in the case of unanimity does the vote tally necessarily reflect the ultimate classification: if all network outputs fall below (or above) the threshold, their average output must do so as well.

So the voting public in Democratic primaries looks much more like the city as a whole than does the voting population of general elections.

He did split the vote of white women tonight in Oregon.

Nearly one fifth of those doing the voting were packing boxes or sending out résumés.

Francisco said he did not need the vote of confidence and would do whatever Collins said if it was in the best interest of the team.

A new study in the DePaul Law Review claims to show that the political leanings of law clerks do influence the votes of Supreme Court justices.

But most states do count the votes of the recently deceased, according to the bi-partisan National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), an NGO that tracks US state election laws.

He didn't get the vote of teachers' or public employees' unions.

Even so, the fear of stolen votes remains, as does the fear of missing votes — particularly in light of a decrease, compared with 2006, in voter-registration applications in swing states.