Sentence examples for run a voter from inspiring English sources

Common Cause/N.J. will also run a voter help line.

Returning from Harvard to practice law and later teach at the University of Chicago, he had run a voter registration drive in the 1992 election.

The Legislature did this by adopting a law that seems intended to scare away anyone who wants to run a voter registration drive.

The New York Public Interest Research Group and Common Cause/NY will run a voter help line from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Callers can learn about their voting rights or report problems at the polls.

"Our goal is to make sure that every eligible American that seeks to have their voice heard is able to do so this election cycle," said Kristen Clarke, executive director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, one of the groups that joined forces to monitor elections and run a voter hotline this year.

The New York Public Interest Research Group, which is running a voter help line, said it had handled 76 election-related complaints by noon, 39 involving broken machines.

Caroline Mak (center bottom) said she was inspired to create an easier way to register to vote after her personal frustration in running a voter registration drive in Lobby 7 during Independent Activities Period (IAP) last January.

He ran a voter registration drive, joined a law firm, taught constitutional law and been elected to the state Senate from Hyde Park in 1996.

Republicans are holding phone banks and knocking on doors across the state almost daily, and the state Democratic Party is running a voter hotline that fielded more than 2,000 calls just in the past week.

And Obama has also had executive experience in community organizing, running a voter registration drive, as well as running his campaigns.

Refuse. 5. Anybody who approaches you on the street, whether it's a cellphone company salesman offering a free T-shirt or someone running a voter registration campaign: Never, ever give your SSN.