Although Mr. Santorum won the Iowa caucuses and has found encouragement among critical groups in other states, he was unable to get much support in Nevada from essential voting blocs: conservatives, evangelical Protestants, Catholics or Tea Party supporters.
The Money! Dynasty!" as an essential backgrounder on the election you have less and less to do with, in which Wall Street, the Koch brothers, Sheldon Adelson, and the rest of the crew do most of the essential voting with their wallets.
The senators demanded moves against wind energy in return for their essential votes on changes to the renewable energy target, which went beyond the deal the government had struck with Labor.
The labour movement was a major supporter of Mr Obama in his 2008 campaign, and as he gears up to run for re-election unions could once again provide essential votes.
Both sides have sought a deficit-reduction agreement as part of the essential vote to raise the government's $14.3 trillion debt limit, which will be reached Aug. 2. In a letter to his Republican colleagues on Friday night, Mr. Boehner said, "A deal was never reached, and was never really close".
The independent senator, Nick Xenophon, who agreed to provide an essential vote for Direct Action on the understanding that the safeguards mechanism would be given "teeth", said recently that the final form of the "safeguards" showed Direct Action had been "neutered" and could not guarantee the emission reductions it had promised.
Recently, Bush has called out his own party in regards to their policies when it comes to Hispanics and immigration, where the GOP seems to be alienating essential votes.
Finally, we hope the President will press for essential legislation to restore crucial voting rights protections eliminated by the Supreme Court's 2013 Shelby County v. Holder decision.
Similar to North Carolina, Indiana's GOP realized how essential early voting was to black voter turnout.
Now her nomination goes to the floor, and we'll see if Harry Reid is capable of winning an essential cloture vote.
In Joyce Marlow's essential anthology, Votes for Women, from which many of these recollections are taken, she includes a letter sent to Hugh Franklin, a male suffrage activist, which has a strikingly familiar tone.
