Sentence examples for keep the vote from inspiring English sources

There are counties where Democrats keep the vote close, mostly the suburban counties around K.C.K.

All else being equal, Mr. Santorum should be able to keep the vote in Waukesha County closer than that.

Many of today's arguments for excluding young people were previously used to keep the vote from women.

"They had to keep the vote open three hours to get this bill passed," Mr. Gutknecht said.

But, if the elections are held and Afghan forces are able to keep the vote relatively secure, "it begins to be a risk like everywhere else," he added.

Mr. Stanton said he was going to work to keep the vote on the calendar or, if the date changed, "not too far in the future".

They also complained that they needed additional discussion and information as the co-leaders strained to keep the votes moving along.

That moderate voice is crucial for the party to keep the votes of the middle ground who could lose the Conservative party the next election if they take their votes elsewhere".

The symbolic elections, in which people with proof of Mexican citizenship can vote at mock polling places on street corners and outside neighborhood grocery stores, are partly meant to keep the voting rights issue alive.

But by setting up a new double hurdle for union political levy payers to keep the voting rights they already have, the danger is that fewer people will end up having a say than before.

We fix the size of N to 256 bits to keep the voting traffic overhead small.