Sentence examples for impacted voters from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it impacted voters, but I do think it impacted media coverage in the days leading up to the New Hampshire vote, which I think ultimately hurt us," he added.

Glendale resident Douglas Johnson, a fellow at the Rose Institute of State and Local Government at Claremont McKenna College, said lawsuits could center around the Voting Rights Act, alleging the commission went too far and adversely impacted voters.

Although Patton, believes Paul's visit could have impacted voters, he wasn't necessarily touched and does not plan to participate in a caucus on Feb. 1. "Can't knock it until you try it, maybe I should try it," Patton said.

Georgia's new voter ID law will impact voters of all parties, of every race and in all parts of our state.

Furthermore, the news media weren't asking questions about these subjects even though they were impacting voters at least as much as economics and foreign policy.

Obama was voted more meaningful than Romney both in terms of how he impacts voters' personal lives and the lives of the communities they care about.

Vote! Vote!" Democrats countered: "Where's the score?" a reference to Ryan's decision to vote on the bill before the independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) could provide an analysis on how it would impact voters.

Whether this impacts voters in next week's midterm elections remains to be seen.

"No," he said, when asked point blank whether Biden's comments would impact voters' decisions.

Although the redrawing of district lines directly impacts voters and communities, the public is usually left out of the process.

Then eyes will turn to senators' votes — decisions that will not only affect the future of the high court but will probably impact voters' choices on election day.