Sentence examples for through the voter from inspiring English sources

Scanning through the voter registration lists in his office, Mr. Siegel offered some uncharacteristic praise for Mr. Limbaugh.

I was flipping through the voter information booklet and noticed that he is running for the local school board.

Mr. Shure, who lived through the voter backlash in the early 1990's against Mr. Florio's tax increases, acknowledged that there would always be some resistance to tax increases in any form, but agreed that the time might never be more opportune to introduce new ideas for running the state budget.

The curriculum includes six lessons; it starts with an overview of government, explains the different types of governments including democracy, walks through the voter registration process, and provides the option for students to engage in their community after they vote.

The League of Women Voters was a key player in the passage of the NVRA, and we continue to work for an inclusive and informed electorate through the voter registration application form and important voter information on our online election website, VOTE411.org, and the hundreds of in-person independent voter registration drives conducted by League members each year.

WASHINGTON -- On Wednesday morning, as many Americans sifted through the voter data and exit poll numbers of President Barack Obama's reelection the night before, the Twitter feeds of close watchers of Yemen lit up with reports of another sort of presidential event: an apparent U.S. drone strike had killed several individuals in that country.

Signs of confusion flowed through the voters' responses.

says Carter had to do everything through the voters because he is "an outsider" only partly by design and has strikingly few political allies.

They are not too sorry, as if the bill had gone through the voters might have given the credit for it to the Republicans because it happened in a Republican administration.

Floridians for All is typical of dozens of groups that are playing a powerful role in the presidential race, even though their only connection to Mr. Bush or Mr. Kerry is through the voters they are trying to motivate.

The desensitization to bad behavior can be overcome by making a louder emotional noise, to break through the numbing and cut straight through to the voter's emotional brains.