Sentence examples for reliably vote from inspiring English sources
Black voters reliably vote Democratic.
Many self-described independents — close to half, according to surveys — reliably vote for one party or the other.
Black churchgoers, for instance, may be stern traditionalists when it comes to morality, yet reliably vote Democratic.
In political terms, the commercial is clearly intended to suggest that older people -- who reliably vote against tinkering with Social Security -- have something to fear from Mr. Bush.
Robert Lang of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, examined the voting behaviour of metropolitan counties and found that close-in suburbs now reliably vote for Democrats.
But in Missouri, the farming counties in the north and the relatively poor southeast, around the boot heel, now reliably vote Republican.
Traditionally, Ouray was home to ranchers and miners, and residents reliably voted Republican.
As the only borough that reliably votes Republican, it helped bring Rudolph W. Giuliani into office.
Mr. Edwards is focusing mainly on voters who have reliably voted in the past.
They now make up just 45 percent of the population, making Texas the only majority minority state that reliably votes Republican.
Boozman generally pursued a conservative agenda and reliably voted with his party, although he broke with Republican colleagues on some issues of spending and budget.
