Sentence examples for interest in electing from inspiring English sources

His point is that working-class Americans have a strong economic interest in electing Democrats, but that cultural issues often drive them to vote Republican.

The plain language of the statute makes abundantly clear that the shareholders elect S corporation status — not the corporate entity — and that any interest in electing S corporation status belongs to the shareholders.

While individual judges may not sell their votes outright, political donors have an interest in electing judges who support their point of view.

The fact that there were no women on the Senate committee hearing Hill's complaint stirred up greater interest in electing women, said Malcolm, the EMILY's List founder.

Since the election of Trump, there has been a profound spike of interest in elected politics among progressives.

There is no obvious evidence, however, that Mr. Carney is a Liberal or that he holds any interest in elected office.

He quickly disavowed any interest in elected office, citing business commitments, specifically the making of "Terminator 3".

Unlike Mr. Giuliani, whose political ambitions seemed barely hidden while he led the prosecutor's office, Mr. Bharara has told friends he has no interest in elected office.

And until recently he had no interest in elected office.

Murphree's name was floated as a possible gubernatorial candidate on several occasions, but he publicly disavowed any personal interest in elected office.

It is reassuring to think, after New Hampshire, that Americans may be interested in electing a President with a detailed economic plan; perhaps with the press's help, the candidates' various proposals will now be examined & refined as the campaign progresses.