Sentence examples for talk of voting from inspiring English sources

PAGE 6 A View From the South In Dixie County, Fla., there is talk of hard times and high gas prices, but little talk of voting.

But Mr. Morrissey added that though he had heard some talk of voting woes, he thought on the whole they were "pretty minor" and would not have any effect on the overall outcome.

The United Arab Emirates' Khaleej Times applauded her intentions, but noted that in a region where democracy is still proving "elusive", talk of "voting rights for women may be a little unrealistic, if not premature".

They blame the federal government in a vague, distrusting way, but even in an election year, a year when the nation will choose a new president, there is little talk of voting for change, or of voting at all.

Of course, the one thing there was not was new voting machines, that elusive entity that the city has been equivocating about since a series of breakdowns in 1984 led to talk of vote rigging.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION A20-28 Talk of Vote Delay Looms Over Mayoral Candidates The campaign for mayor commenced again amid concern about whether the Board of Election could effectively administer the vote on Tuesday.

In light of the Supreme Court's decision to rule on the legal process in Florida, it is especially important for both sides to set aside wild talk of vote-stealing and coups d'etat.

With all the talk of vote manipulation, there are some aspects of the upcoming election that should comfort us.

The Supreme Court's ruling is merely the latest legal setback that Democrats have faced in battleground states in their efforts to counteract Trump's talk of vote rigging.

But after finalizing the latest revisions and announcing the new co-sponsors, talk of votes on the package has all but stopped in the Senate -- an indication that McConnell hasn't warmed to the idea. .

But remorse is beginning to emerge now, at least among those few moderate Republicans openly talking of voting Democrat in 2018 to stop the Bannon bus, and among the handful of conservative Republican Senators now declining to run for re-election because of their personal vulnerability to the Trump-Bannon bandwagon.