Sentence examples for floating votes from inspiring English sources

Samsung, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer, is locked in a battle over the floating votes of smartphone buyers with Apple in most developed markets.

I will have no truck with racism in the Conservative Party". But Mr Duncan Smith, who will today make his first conference appearance as leader since beating Kenneth Clarke to the post vacated by William Hague in June, is determined to use his strong credentials on the right to move his party back towards the centre ground where floating votes are won.

Whichever of the two big parties can win this floating vote in the centre tends to win an election.Mr Sebastián is one of Mr Zapatero's closest advisers.

In urban constituencies both the core Labour and the floating vote is increasingly multi-ethnic and often seriously religious, and Scottish Catholicism is still capable of giving the Labour party the occasional bloody nose.

The seriously floating vote is minuscule.The separate vote for prime minister, a change brought in before the last election, makes it easier for people to go their own idiosyncratic way in the Knesset vote while at the same time taking a more considered, nationally-minded decision about the prime minister.

Labour strategists, fearful that the middle-class "floating vote" that brought the party three victories under Mr. Blair is deserting them, are facing the prospect of ending up with little more than the core vote of traditional Labour supporters.

For the first time that anyone can remember, there is a "floating" vote of about 10 to 20percentt of the party membership that refuses to be pinned down by pollsters.

Twins, though, is a record that goes out of its way to court the floating rock vote, upping the melodies and toning down Segall's more wayward psychedelic digressions.

Maybe a year and a half after Russian interference was believed to have a key impact on the election of a U.S. president isn't the best time to be floating new voting technologies.

Against a possible backdrop of a Cameron government in mid-term and London's floating voters experiencing Boris fatigue, maybe a combination of Labour core votes, second preference Green votes and his personal vote would be enough for him.

Most people also know that their own vote will count for little: British elections are decided by a handful of floating voters in a handful of marginal constituencies.