Sentence examples for moving votes from inspiring English sources

"Our fly-in today is about moving votes on the Hill in support of reasonable immigration reform," Randel K. Johnson, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's senior vice president for immigration and labor issues, said in a conference call with reporters.

Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress are moving votes to overturn the entire set of EPA climate rules, based on the argument that carbon capture technology still does not work, and on Wednesday the house of representatives' science committee is looking at CCS technology.

But, despite the noise of the campaign so far, nothing much looks like moving votes.

Clearly, race is not the only force moving votes.

Larry had cast a tear-jerkingly moving vote for his brother on behalf of overseas Democrats at the party's convention in Philadelphia.

First, it's hard to move votes in Pennsylvania.

Their verdict will move votes one way or another.

Campaign professionals have developed a new conceptual framework for understanding what moves votes.

"We're going to move votes based on last night's debate," Mr. Fabiani said.

I'll leave it to the pros to predict how much this actually moves votes.

It was education, he said, that moved votes — not national politics.