Sentence examples for of which voter from inspiring English sources

I'm moving cross-country next month, and I'm worried that I'll miss your letter notifying me of which Voter Reëducation Camp my family should report to.

Here are the facts of which voters should be aware.

It is 1,200 short, with the usual suspects—such as Britain, which is providing only 300 reluctant to prolong a campaign of which voters have tired.

He holds double-digit leads over Gillespie on trust to handle race relations and health care, the latter of which voters rated among the two most important issues in their choice for governor earlier this month.

Nearly half the states allow for initiative petitions, by means of which voters themselves can change election and redistricting laws (to be clear, I don't favor the use of citizen initiatives to set policy; it's a power that should be reserved to setting the rules of the game, the process by which lawmakers are chosen).

But the National Republican Congressional Committee also claimed credit for the win, asserting that it had created a program called "Honeybadger" to help build a model of which voters were key to winning, and also to increase the number of Republicans turning in absentee ballots.

Throughout a full day of speeches, Beto O'Rourke offered a set of policy goals to which voters can refer.

After this day of speeches, O'Rourke now has a set of policy goals to which voters can refer.

Land protection has long been an issue for which voters of both parties have found common cause.

There was much less meddling by Gordon Brown this time and it showed in the absence of gimmicky "rabbits out of hats" which voters have rightly come to distrust.

They must embrace the elected mayoral form of governance, which voters in most big British cities rejected in 2012.