Sentence examples for record for voting from inspiring English sources

No other state captures the national mood quite so conveniently.And no state can beat Ohio's record for voting the same way as the nation as a whole in presidential elections.

You can guess why this matters: The Republican's newly-tapped vice presidential candidate, Rep. Paul Ryan, a card-carrying soldier in the war on women, is on the record for voting against the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, if that's any indication of where a Romney-Ryan administration would stand on equal pay.

Madam President, looking at the record of voting for yesterday, for some unknown reason - and I am usually pretty diligent about these matters - there are three votes where I am not recorded as having voted.

After two major wars and failed policies that devastated the Middle East, do you think a black or Latina woman could run for president on a record of voting for Iraq, while simultaneously defending against an email scandal?

Likewise, Bob Menendez calls immigration reform "the civil rights issue of our time," and has a strong record of voting for immigrants' interests against increasing militarized border security and for a pathway to citizenship for guest workers.

Obama has been surging in bellwether Missouri with its long and almost perfect record of voting for the winner.

Against Mr Clark, he lays emphasis on his experience in moving things through Congress (and the fact that he has a record of voting for Democrats).

Senator John McCain's win in Arkansas ended the state's record of voting for the winners of the last nine presidential elections.

They worried that it sent a signal that he was not fighting hard to win South Carolina, which since 1980 has had a perfect track record of voting for the eventual Republican nominee.

On the other hand, Mr. Kerry has a consistent record of voting for tighter gun controls; he doesn't want to alienate tree-huggers, animal lovers or deer-doting soccer moms who like that record.

And it follows within a few days Mrs. Clinton's tour of public schools late last week, and new Clinton television advertisements stressing her commitment to education and criticizing Mr. Lazio's legislative record of voting for cuts in education funds.