Sentence examples for set of voters from inspiring English sources

Adopting a form of "one-stop shopping" facilitates a larger and more representative set of voters.

No set of voters, or place, should be reduced to a single stereotype.

Assume that there is a set of "voters" and a set of "candidates", where each voter assigns a numerical score to each candidate.

They didn't get single-member districts in state elections — with only one legislator for each set of voters — until the mid-1970s.

Even among the small set of voters changing their minds, Obama is on equal footing with, if not slightly ahead of, Romney.

In the model, an expert has private information on the effect of a policy proposal and communicates to a set of voters prior to a vote over whether or not to implement the proposal.

The league includes an online set of voter resources and a series of special reports on television.

Behind the scenes, Fox News was working with a different set of voter data than its rivals, after the channel opted out last year from a longstanding network consortium of exit polls.

Despite our challenges in other areas, Illinois has one of the strongest set of voter protections in the nation.

Indeed, the comprehensive set of voter data does suggest that a plebiscite which, at great expense, will poll Australia on this very issue is perhaps unnecessary.

Three sets of voters have given the thumbs down to the Obama administration's first year.