Sentence examples for record voters from inspiring English sources

The Georgia machines do not produce a paper record voters can inspect to ensure a vote was correctly cast.

But as to competence, that depends on the individual candidate and, since none of the leaders has much of a foreign-affairs record, voters will have to guess about that.

Despite President Dwight D. Eisenhower's celebrated World War II record, voters didn't "like Ike" enough to keep his fellow Republicans from losing 48 House seats amid the 1958 recession.

Then must come greater liberalisation of the labour market, a fuller pension shake-up and deep cuts in social-welfare charges on business.His last chanceGiven his domestic record, voters have every reason to be sceptical that Mr Hollande will live up to his promises.

In the swing state of Virginia the Republican state headquarters fuels its troops on pizza, a television is set to Fox News and volunteers make calls on internet telephone terminals with buttons to record voters' replies, zapping the information to a central database.

The Labour tax rises were focused on the better-off, who are concentrated in London; the party did much better in London than elsewhere.It probably wasn't the future plans of Labour that put voters off but its past record; voters have not forgiven them for the economic calamities of 2007-08 or indeed for the Iraq war.

Mr. Lynch was aided by a record voter turnout.

And so we are seeing record voter turnout around the country today.

A record voter turnout produced a landslide victory for Mr. Suzuki over Ms. Iijima, who stared dumbfounded into local news cameras.

The first phase of the two-part Gujarat election saw a record voter turnout of 68 percent on Thursday.

Several primaries and caucuses have featured record voter turnout, and many debates and political talk shows have had huge ratings.