Sentence examples for midterm ballot from inspiring English sources

A midterm ballot measure would tax big companies in San Francisco to help the city's homeless.

But it's worth remembering that the midterm ballot might be just as important.

The response to the midterm ballot has been nuanced and uneven, suggesting that many of America's partners would prefer to see themselves confronting not so much a cataclysm as shifting ground rules whose import cannot yet be reliably computed.

Some of his supporters, however, fear that after such a vote — only once before has a House speaker even faced a midterm ballot — conservatives would increase pressure on another 30 or more Republicans.

The Republican party's capture of the Senate was down largely to its leadership's defeat of two enemies who were not even on the midterm ballot: first, an unruly Tea Party wing that threatened to displace more disciplined candidates in primary elections, and; second, the president of the United States, whose growing unpopularity in swing states was exploited with $2bn worth of campaign attacks.

An estimated 4,823,000 of those have conditions "severe enough that insurers may deny them coverage altogether". — Voters in three states will have the chance to vote on midterm ballot initiatives that look to ban or limit access to abortion.

But the most important factor by far is how well Donald Trump performs in the White House and how satisfied or dissatisfied voters are when the 2018 midterm balloting rolls around.

In recent days, with the approach of the midterm balloting in which Republican control of Congress is at risk, he has sought to appeal to voters by making other dramatic claims that appear to have no chance of materializing, such as imminent action to grant a 10percenttaxax cut for the middle class.

While advocates generally agree that national programs, rather than state and local efforts, will be required to tackle global warming, there are a handful of policies on five midterm ballots that could have an outsize impact on the nation's greenhouse gas pollution, and the direction of national policy.

This year, they do: Some 60% say they view their midterm vote as a ballot essentially against (34%) or for (26%) Trump, according to a newly released survey from the nonpartisan Pew Research Center.

Results began trickling in on Sunday after millions of Mexicans cast ballots in a midterm vote seen as a barometer of the country's political climate three years into the term of President Enrique Peña Nieto.