Sentence examples for sought votes from inspiring English sources

We are all politicians and we have all sought votes.

Mr Abbott, somewhat unusually for a Republican candidate, has actively sought votes from this heavily Hispanic area, which seems to have boosted attendance at the polls.

While there are competing theories over just how much this has increased his share of the traditionally Democratic Jewish vote, Republicans have energetically sought votes among Jews.

Weakened by diabetes and high blood pressure, he often looked gaunt and frail as he sought votes to revive his dormant career.

In the early morning cold, Ms. Berkley sought votes from Teamster members at a United Parcel Service center before heading to a breakfast here with a receptive group of older residents.

In 1994, he was elected to Congress, running as a Green on an "ecological and economical" campaign; he used recycled paper in his pamphlets and sought votes while riding a bicycle affixed with a microphone and speakers.

The Radical Republicans sought voting and other civil rights for African-Americans.

Mr. Gore did not seek votes in Little Havana.

Politicians seeking votes have regularly fanned hatred and chauvinism.

Mr. Vallone spent the day seeking votes outside New York City.

Online opinion polls seek votes on the topics of most interest at the meeting.