Sentence examples for foremost voting from inspiring English sources

All of the other stuff — policy positioning, messaging, ad strategies, ground game — has its place, but first and foremost voting for a Presidential candidate involves answering a personal question: Do you like and trust this man enough to choose him as the next President of the United States?

But first and foremost you vote for a candidate's personality.

So we need to make sure our vote counts--first and foremost--by voting people like you, with your easy-to-deal-with-names and your hard-too-fathom-ignorance, right out of office.

"First and foremost, you must vote.

If Californians hold restoring accountability first and foremost in their minds when voting Tuesday, they may set another national trend that will lead to the adoption of the tools of direct democracy in other states.

Not least since May has interpreted the referendum result as first and foremost a vote to curb immigration, so will sacrifice single-market membership to impose restrictions on free movement.

Even in 2006, when the war in Iraq was foremost on the minds of the voting public, Mr. Feaver said the White House assessment was that the economy had as big an impact on how Americans were thinking as the Iraq war.

Generally, though, there simply aren't that many people who vote first and foremost on the issue of abortion.

"The AARP is a business, first and foremost," said Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, moments after voting against the Medicare bill on Tuesday.

Kelley caught the touchdown pass that resulted in Yale's 7-0 victoverover Princeton, a result voted sports' foremost upset of 1934 in an Associated Press poll.

For the second year in a row, a young American whistleblower alarmed at the unfettered and at times cynical deployment of power by the world's foremost superpower has been voted the Guardian's person of the year.