Sentence examples for existing voters from inspiring English sources

Yet they do not want to upset their existing voters, who do not want new homes built in the greenbelt.

Besides the movement among existing voters, more than 34,000 new Connecticut voters have joined the rolls since Nov. 1, including 17,500 Democrats and 6,300 Republicans.

The sharp fall-off followed an audit by West Midlands police and Birmingham City council to check if existing voters knew they were registered.

Although 87% of existing voters have been automatically transferred, 13% have not and it appears that it is students who have been left out.

The sitting MP Lord John Hay had been an advocate of Parliamentary reform, a view which was supported by the county's voteless tenant farmers but opposed by the existing voters.

Republicans could maintain their strength by converting existing voters, from voters moving into the South from other regions, by greater mobilization of GOP voters, and by winning the vote of the next generation.

The team cannibalized Sierra Leone's existing voter registration machines to create a payroll enrollment scheme.

This can even be cross-referenced with existing voter databases, which might be able to work out if the user is in a marginal seat.

A federal judge in Tallahassee heard arguments Wednesday about whether election officials may toss 4,000 ballots with signatures that don't match existing voter records.

It is not only cheaper and less error-prone than the current paper process: it would also clean up existing voter rolls and reduce the potential for voter fraud – two goals often highlighted by those who cry foul over voter fraud concerns.

In the race to advance data-driven electioneering strategies pioneered by successive Obama campaigns, Cruz has turned to Cambridge Analytica for its unparalleled offering of psychological data based on a treasure trove of Facebook "likes", allowing it to match individuals' traits with existing voter datasets, such as who owned a gun.