Sentence examples similar to vote of new from inspiring English sources

Both houses of the Legislature vote on new members.

The reason: it's impossible to know who or how many people didn't vote because of new voting restrictions, and it's also difficult to say how they might have voted.

On college campuses this fall, hundreds, if not thousands, of students will be restricted from registering to vote because of new voting laws passed by Republican-led legislatures in states during the past year.

All sides were starting to vie for the votes of new members who do not have a voting record on the issue.

Fearful of popery, liquor, and big-city political machines that harvested the votes of new arrivals, they called for restrictions on immigration, the closure of saloons, and a ban on foreign-born people holding public office.

In the run-up to the vote, dozens of new names have joined the thousand-strong list of those who have died in defence of an ongoing revolution.

"I can't vote for New Labour, and of course the question of voting Conservative doesn't arise.

Just as William McKinley, he claimed, had ushered in an era of Republican dominance by appealing to both the power of corporate interests and the votes of the new industrial working class, so Mr Bush was supposed to combine traditional Republican business interests with the votes of new-economy workers to form a big governing majority.

The famously "elastic" vote of the new parties may see them grow or shrink.

WASHINGTON — An hour before her colleagues gathered for their first vote of a new Congress, Senator Kelly Ayotte slipped into an empty Senate chamber to savor the grandeur of her legislative home.

Hence the current cack-handed attempts to purge the voting lists of new members whom officials suspect of the thought crime of intending to vote for Corbyn.