Sentence examples for talk about voting from inspiring English sources

The Democrats, meanwhile, had hired a lawyer to talk about voting irregularities.

"I have friends who talk about voting for Obama in much the same way they tell me the story about how they took an Ambien and woke up naked outside," Mr. Miller said.

Supporters of Bernie Sanders who talk about voting for Trump instead of Clinton if their candidate finally decides to drop out should consider this latest episode, and Trump's larger pattern, carefully.

People talk about voting to leave with a loud sense of deep conviction and pained grievance, which is easy to portray; the comparatively few remain supporters we find here, by contrast, are full of qualifications and hesitancy.

Ms. Bysiewicz, for instance, has visited more than a dozen high schools to talk about voting, and her office has passed out registration forms at University of Connecticut football games and at concerts.

A key mover in the debate was the sense that Labour might talk about voting reform but they would not have the parliamentary strength or the internal discipline in the Labour party to deliver it.

Don't talk about votes the opponent may have cast last week, last year or even 10 years ago.

On February 10th, Frist told the Washington Times that he had fifty-one votes, but a few days later, to me, he said, "I'm not going to talk about vote counts".

Beyond that, he just endorsed the idea of talking about talking about voting problems.

Over the past few years, Democratic lawmakers had helped Washington remove the ban on abortion financing, among other restrictions, and had even talked about voting rights.

He learned that lesson when he came home after World War II and started talking about voting rights.