Sentence examples for interested in voting from inspiring English sources

"A lot of assistant U.S. attorneys are going to be more interested in voting integrity than in voter protection," Jon Greenbaum, a lawyer who recently left the Voting Section, after nearly seven years, to join the progressive Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, told me.

"Younger people are not very interested in voting".

"I think a lot of people are interested in voting in this election cycle".

In part, that's because many of these laws are new, and in part it's because many of the people who lack an ID card tend not to be interested in voting in the first place.

The taxi app will push out messages to users in more than 20 towns and cities, in partnership with Bite the Ballot, a charity that aims to get more young people interested in voting.

That is, many Republicans are no more interested in voting to reduce Medicare and Social Security benefits than Democrats are, lest they threaten their party's big advantage among the older voters who dominate the electorate in midterm contests like those in 2014.

They're only interested in votes".

They're just interested in votes and making money for themselves".

It is clear to us Cuban-Americans who are not Florida residents that when it comes to that state, President Bush is more interested in votes than in family values.

Mr. Reid and fellow members of the Democratic leadership said Thursday that Republicans had refused overtures allowing them the opportunity to force a vote on offshore drilling, which Democrats interpreted as a sign that Republicans were not interested in votes but were simply trying to earn political mileage out of the issue of high gasoline prices.

Politicians who pander to Spanish speakers with new laws to bring back bilingual education are only interested in votes to keep their jobs.