Sentence examples for vote change from inspiring English sources

If they bother to vote, change is certain.

They cannot use the card to register to vote, change their immigration status or to obtain Social Security numbers or work permits.

He added: "Too often lobbyists and special interests are able to block efforts to make the system fair... but our history shows that when people get engaged and vote, change happens.

To demonstrate this, we specify a final model, 2.3, which includes only the national vote change indicator and the terms relevant to Wikipedia.

She has stated that she has "done several things to encourage people to vote", but respects the private ballot and "[doesn't] want to ever influence someone's vote or have [her] vote change someone's opinion of [her]".

These were new seats that he needed to win – Black cites the Queensland seat of Forde, with a high rate of former Howard voters, that recorded a pro-Labour vote change of 14.4percentt.

The Madrid train bombings on March 11 2004, just three days before the vote, changed all that.

The second is that the rules about how you register to vote changed last year.

This vote changes the Irish Constitution.

"If the countryside vote changes the results, well there will obviously be fraud [according to the opposition]," he said.

A week ago, after a sample recount found only a six-vote change in favor of Vice President Al Gore, the board decided 2-1 against conducting a countywide recount.