Sentence examples for vote resources from inspiring English sources

"What early vote does is help us get out low-propensity voters, voters called sporadic voters, which broadens our universe and frees up more get out the vote resources later and especially on Election Day," he said.

Like the GOP's Orca, the Obama Campaign is using a real time voter app, Poll-Watcher, which monitors which Democrats stroll into the voting booth and then relays the information back to callers and canvassers, so that limited get-out-the-vote resources can be targeted to those who haven't voted yet.

Like the GOP's Orca, the Obama Campaign is using a real time voter app, Poll-Watcher, which monitors which Democrats stroll into the voting booth and then relays the information back to callers and canvassers, so that limited get-out-the-vote resources can be targeted to those who haven't voted yet.

Labor groups, who were disengaged from earlier fights, have put their get-out-the-vote resources behind stopping anti-marriage initiatives in specific states.

And while the Arizona Democratic Party has pitched in for Tipirneni with a field office, staff and get-out-the-vote resources, national Democratic groups, including the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Democratic National Committee, have not given her any cash directly.

That's of a caliber in line with Google's taking this country's lack of viable voting resources into its own hands.

The company plans to host two events in its 29 stores across the U.S. ― one on Sept. 27 to mark National Voter Registration Day, and another in October featuring voting resources and reading material from its partner organizations.

Because doing so would require billions in subsidies for low-earning uninsured workers who don't vote Republican, resources the GOP would prefer to devote to tax cuts for the top.

Given increasing skepticism about the accuracy of the vote count, resources invested in risk-limiting electoral audits is money well spent.

Mario Iguarán, the attorney-general, says that in spite of being voted extra resources from Congress, his investigators are overwhelmed by the numbers.

Deference to board recommendations in most instances would allow shareholders to focus scarce voting analytic resources on companies where a significant performance or other red flag issue is apparent.