Sentence examples for pivotal voting from inspiring English sources

He has benefited from the support of evangelical Christians, who form a populous and pivotal voting bloc in the state.

Like a similar program recently proposed by President Bush, Mr. McGreevey's tuition plan is aimed squarely at blue-collar students and their families, a pivotal voting bloc, for whom four-year colleges are often out of reach.

Morning rush-hour commuters at Grand Central spill in from the northern suburbs, a pivotal voting ground, and East Harlem is predominantly Hispanic, offering a way to reach minority voters that critics say Mr. Giuliani had not pursued.

Or is it a three-cushion shot, a subtle play for the votes of white suburbanites, a pivotal voting block that includes many voters for whom civil rights remains a high priority?

Here's a slice of my Sandwich life and why Sandwiches should be the pivotal voting population in this election.

"It's long past time for the State to stop wasting time and resources defending its unlawful violation of this pivotal voting rights law," Stevens said in a statement.

As a result, Ireland and Mexico emerged as pivotal votes.

Sandra Day O'Connor, a moderate, had previously provided a pivotal vote against abortion restrictions.

The pivotal vote on the surcharge came from a new member, Mort J. Starobin.

Mr. Nelson is considered a pivotal vote needed to pass the overall bill.

Mexico holds a pivotal vote on the Security Council as it debates how to confront Iraq.