Sentence examples for through voters from inspiring English sources

Fourteen of the 15 candidates running have also paid £750 to be featured in the booklet, which has begun arriving through voters' letterboxes.

It says Alex Salmond bounced back with a powerful performance in the second TV debate, just hours before the first postal ballots drop through voters' doors.

He has to somehow break through to voters who have expressed deep dissatisfaction with both candidates.

With three weeks to go, no party has any momentum and nothing said so far has cut through with voters.

Jandhyala looks through voter registration lists on his phone as he canvases on Prospect Street.

The movement has gained many victories through legislation, and even more through voter initiatives.

One drawback of enacting policy through voter referendums is that critical details can be overlooked.

Labor strategists said they would identify these workers through voter-registration records and other means.

They claimed Democrats won elections through "voter fraud" and that they were protecting democracy.

That certainly does not cause problems for Bush voters, but cost Mr. Gore thousands of votes through voter confusion.

The group then tried to draft a ballot measure, but state law prohibits establishing sales tax through voter initiatives, he said.