Sentence examples for take voters from inspiring English sources

Second, even with a new budget, it will not take voters long to realise that little has changed.

Mr. Ncube said disillusionment was growing among opposition supporters, who seem to feel that party leaders take voters for granted.

They therefore need to offer a disciplined and serious centre-ground conference that does not take voters for granted.

It may take voters a few more years of George W. Bush to figure out what's happening.

During general elections, he said, campaigns follow a so-called knock-and-drag plan, in which workers knock on doors and take voters to polling sites.

No one, it seems, has ventured a guess on just how long it might take voters, whatever system they are using, to wade through the ballot.

Take voter registration, one of the weakest links in the American electoral process.

Take voter registration, a requirement for voting in every state but North Dakota.

Yesterday, he rejected the notion that he was taking voters from anyone.

At the 2015 general election, it was the Liberal Democrats who were punished for taking voters for granted.

Surveys showed Mr. Chevènement, whose mix of ideas have been dubbed "Left Wing Gaullism," was taking voters from across the political spectrum, but particularly from Mr. Chirac.