Sentence examples for vital voting from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, many of Mr. Bush's supporters said the appearance was a natural play for religious conservatives, who were a vital voting bloc in his victory.

In the great tradition of vice-presidential candidates, who have long been used to rally their party's political bases, Mr. Cheney seems to be shoring up the support of one of Gov. George W. Bush's most vital voting blocs: men.

People over 65 are a vital voting bloc for a campaign that has struggled for attention in the four-man heap on the Democratic side of the mayor's race, and on an average week, Mr. Vallone, 66, stops by half a dozen or more centers for the elderly.

But Morris actually struck a sometimes decent tone at CPAC, telling a meeting on the sidelines of the main event that Republicans need to face two big issues (immigration and abortion) that were putting off two vital voting blocs (Hispanics and young women).

It was his third appearance of the week, each prompted by a vital vote.

But his party is weak outside Mexico City and a handful of other states, and Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, a veteran leftist, will rob him of vital votes.

But he abstained on the vital vote of confidence that brought Callaghan down in 1979 because of his disillusionment with the then Northern Ireland secretary, Roy Mason.

And don't be surprised to see him squeezing some vital votes out of the slogan.The first signs that compassion was making a comeback came at the Republican National Convention.

BHS believes it has secured the backing of major landlords for a vital vote this week that will determine the future of the 88-year-old department store chain.

Others said it was important to take on the UKIP because it is in danger of taking vital votes from the Tories on "Super Thursday" next week.

But he abstained on the vital vote of confidence that brought down Callaghan in 1979 because of his disillusionment with the then Northern Ireland secretary, Roy Mason.