Sentence examples for unified voting from inspiring English sources

If the society is divided into two or more highly unified voting blocks in which the members of each group votes in the same ways as all the other members of that group, then the group in the minority will find itself always on the losing end of the votes.

At first glance, it seems reasonable that political parties might be able to translate women's gender consciousness into a unified voting bloc.

And Trump's running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, said he was simply referring to "tremendously unified" voting block with "great political power".

The answer must be that "faith communities" are often concentrated in areas that are politically significant and politicians see them as important because they imagine "faith leaders" can corral believers into some kind of unified voting bloc.

As support of Kavanaugh's nomination sinks in the polls, Democrats are now likely unified against voting to confirm.

In a significant setback for a more unified Europe, Swedes voted overwhelmingly today to reject membership in the European single currency after a passionate referendum campaign, made uncertain to the last moment by the assassination of Foreign Minister Anna Lindh.

The New Yorker described him as the "most influential Democratic political boss" in New Jersey, and a man who could unify south Jersey voting blocs across the state assembly and senate from his base in Camden, where he chairs the board of Cooper University Hospital.

The L.A. Unified board voted 6 to 0 to shutter the schools at the end of the current school year.

Glendale Unified's voting map mostly adheres to the elementary and high school attendance boundaries across the city, a major factor that shaped the school district's map, but one that Glendale Community College's map did not need to consider.

Among the factions struggling to unify influential backers and mobilize voting blocs, Myanmar showcases the emergence of a robust parliamentary party landscape.

Nonetheless, the evening session appeared far more unified than the earlier votes had been, with only two small protesters disrupting proceedings.