Sentence examples for labelling voters from inspiring English sources

We should stop labelling voters".

It can start by passing a bill re-introduced by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat of Rhode Island, to ban "voter caging," a tactic used by political operatives to erroneously label voters — often racial minorities — as ineligible and to get their names removed from the rolls.

There were fears in Conservative circles tonight that Mr Clarke could have gone too far by labelling some voters as racist and senior Tory sources refused to echo his comments.

The BBC commissioned polling firm Populus to find out the labels voters use to describe the party leaders.

Party labels set voters against you, he said, and people say awful things about you.

THE Democratic Party is not in the habit of labeling potential voters "fringe" or "tea baggers" or "birthers".

The Clinton campaign had given Rob and Jenny a list of names and addresses of white working-class residents who had registered as Democrats but were labelled sporadic voters.

But she disagrees with this being labelled as "voter apathy".

"He's simply unelectable!" The release, labeled "Breaking News," added: "Voters in New Jersey reject extremists".

Mr. Romney won the votes of about 40 percent of them, and Mr. Gingrich received nearly 3 in 10.  Florida's voters labeled themselves as more conservative than those interviewed four years ago, but they were still more moderate than their counterparts in Iowa and South Carolina.

Mr. Pougnet, the Democrat running for Ms. Bono Mack's House seat in Palm Springs, openly discloses his sponsorship of the telephone calls and mailings he is directing to conservative voters labeling Mr. Lussenheide as "the Tea Party candidate" and Ms. Bono Mack as a "raging liberal" by comparison.