Sentence examples for drawn votes from inspiring English sources

She sees Johnson as having drawn votes from the centre and Livingstone as having done the same before him.

Hinch said fellow senator elect Pauline Hanson had drawn votes by playing to "anti-Muslim fears" rather than the economic insecurity of her base.

The strategy has drawn votes away from the small far-right parties, which failed to win the minimum 5percentt necessary for parliamentary representation in the latest voting.

If the election had been held at the time of the survey in mid-October, the president would have drawn votes from 52percentt of those between 18 and 29 who consider themselves extremely likely to vote.

Gary L. Richardson, an independent, drew votes from Mr. Largent.

In this tight race a Conservative Party candidate, Neil Di Carlo, could draw votes from Senator Saland.

They hope to draw votes from beyond their traditional Kurdish constituency.

They are drawing votes especially from young people in Russian and Mizrahi families — votes the Likud was counting on.

But nonexistent or marginal competitors continue to draw votes in the primaries.

That means Mr. Bush must draw votes from Democratic moderates in the House.

He believes the media have talked up UKIP as a ploy to draw votes from the BNP.