Sentence examples for elicit vote from inspiring English sources

They were told to organize gatherings with friends and neighbors at which they were to present a Labastida video and elicit vote pledges, she said.

How do the sites elicit voting?

Mr. Della Terza's efforts to elicit votes for the worst contestants on other reality shows, including "The Next Great American Band" and "America's Got Talent," never held the same appeal.

Following his lead, the Republican high command soon understood that waving the red flag of "limousine liberalism" excited passions and elicited votes.

The very steps that elicit informed votes from those who cannot read seem to make for better election outcomes all around.

I'm sure it's all tricked up and exaggerated for the cameras (like Cowell's supposed hatred of his category, which is no doubt designed to elicit sympathy votes for his contestants), but the effect on the singers is very real.

The court dismissed a Nationalist Party lawsuit contending that the election results should be overturned because of questions about a shooting incident in which the president was injured on the eve of the election -- an incident that may have elicited sympathy votes for him.

Still, the vote has elicited some unexpected expressions of national unity.

That's a pretty good return on the investment of the hour or so it takes to vote.There is also an argument to be made that the logic of democracy depends on your vote, which elicits mere lip service from Ms Mangu-Ward:What if the arguments against voting were so persuasive that everyone stopped voting?

The plan, which requires no other authorization than the Board of Health's vote, has elicited outrage from many, including representatives of the beverage industry which launched an aggressive million-dollar lobbying campaign against the restrictions, accusing Bloomberg of running a Nanny State.

Each of three remaining votes elicited a comment or question -- but never an objection.