Sentence examples for pull voters from inspiring English sources

He avoids any mention of being a Democrat and instead talks about being a "nonpartisan moderate," a pitch designed to pull voters from every direction.

But Mr. Corzine, who hired an army of canvassers and drivers to pull voters from inner-city neighborhoods, produced enormous turnouts in those counties in the Democratic primary.

Without the force of Mr. Helms's personality and stature to pull voters to the right, Democrats hope that North Carolinians will bounce naturally back toward the center, as they did in electing Senator John Edwards, a Democrat, in 1998 and Gov. Michael F. Easley, also a Democrat, in 2000.

The FN under Marine Le Pen has attempted to moderate the language of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, and is managing through subtly different tactics in the country's north and south to pull voters both from both right and left of the spectrum.

Jay Faison, a North Carolina businessman who describes himself as a conservative Republican, said that denying climate change was "the No. 1 peel-away issue" that could pull voters away from supporting a candidate, according to research conducted by ClearPath, the organization he founded to promote clean energy and climate change policies that could appeal to conservatives.

"That's what happens," he remarked, "when you have the crappest left and the stupidest right in the world". The FN under Marine Le Pen has attempted to moderate the language of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, and is managing through subtly different tactics in the country's north and south to pull voters both from both right and left of the spectrum.

Chris died for them to be able to protest.' This is quite a nation we live in, with some extraordinary people". Romney's approach seemed intended to pull voter impressions of him into more positive territory.

Although it pulls voters from all the other parties, it is most successful on the right.

He is credited with pulling voters from the National Party, which created apartheid.

Mr. Holomisa, in the meantime, is pulling voters from the A.N.C., where he was once seen as a favorite of Mr. Mandela.

When the Great Depression hit in late 1929, Hitler's missionary style began pulling voters over the line of their own resistance to the oddball Nazi, making his party the second-largest in Parliament in the 1930 elections.