Sentence examples for new votes from inspiring English sources

This would produce a net of 6.3 million new votes for Democrats by 2028.

"If you're looking at a place to get new votes, that's the place," Mr. Messina said.

The CPI (M) seems to have picked up new votes from the urban middle classes.

More states followed, so that by the 1916 presidential election, 4 million new votes were in play.

Statistically, a majority of those new votes will probably be for Mr. Gore.

In London, the Lib Dems gained three times as many new votes as the Tories.

And he appeared to have won at least a few new votes.

The new votes bring Mr. Gore's net gain from the Broward hand count to 225.

One leader of Hamas urged new votes in towns, unions and student groups.

Offense takes new ground and drives new votes, and Obama has the ball on a short field.

In the 94 English seats Labour must win, four out of five new votes need to come from Tory voters.