Sentence examples for vote at high from inspiring English sources

Medicare is the major federal health program for the elderly, who vote at high rates and are politically influential, and so it is relatively well financed.

To vote at high noon: The New York Senate on whether to approve Governor Paterson's eleventh budget extender or shut down the state government.

Ethnic politics have always been a significant factor in this district — Vietnamese Americans have been known to turn out for Vietnamese candidates, and the same can be said for Latinos, who, despite their advantage in registration, don't vote at high rates.

Older Americans vote at higher rates and are better organized.

Mercedes-Benz drivers also tend to be Republican and vote at higher than average rates.

They vote at higher rates than other groups, and mandated tuition waivers cost relatively little.

Groups that turn out to vote at higher rates will wield more influence in elections than those who turn out at lower rates.

It was another indication that Republicans still have a big selling job to do on their budget, especially to older constituents who tend to turn out to vote at higher rates than younger people.

Ads that focus on the issues arguably important to a particular group of voters don't seem to make them vote at higher rates, according to some research conducted by Andrew Karch and myself.

MARGARET: African-Americans and Latinos in California did vote at higher rates for Proposition 8 — though the disparity was not as great as initially reported, and age was a more significant factor.

Whatever the legal merits of the case, the administration may reap some political benefits simply by fighting to help the elderly, who vote at higher rates than other age groups.