Sentence examples for vote switch from inspiring English sources

Early Evening By about 5 p.m., the Democratic National Committee had received enough similar complaints from Palm Beach County that officials had Telequest, a Texas-based telemarketing firm that was urging voters to go out and vote, switch its script.

Bush administration officials and Republican leaders squeezed their party ranks, relying on several longtime trade-wary lawmakers, one late vote switch, and the House speaker, J. Dennis Hastert, who often does not vote, to eke out the 215-214 victory.

The lead in the popular vote switched back and forth throughout the night, with Gov. George W. Bush holding a narrow lead over Vice President Al Gore as the count went into its final hours.

The electorate reacted to the scandals by doubling the Greens' share of the vote, switching to the opposition Liberals and, in Flanders, voting heavily for the racist, anti-immigration Vlaams Blok; the Blok gained nearly as many votes as the Socialist party in the Flemish north.

And vote switching isn't the only problem that electronic voting equipment can cause.

In the re-argument of the case, a crucial vote switched sides, which resulted in a 5-4 decinion in favor of Sony.

Such vote switching led a writer for The Japan Times to question the rationality of the country's politics over the passage of the bill.

Unfortunately this dishonesty that my opponent has continued to show this week is part of a pattern of deceit that goes all the way back to his betrayal of our district and his last minute vote switches on fast track authority for Bush and CAFTA.

The same thing almost happened in 2004, when a 60,000-vote switch in Ohio would have rendered Bush's 3.5 million-vote national majority moot.

It's true that the 2000 election bugged a lot of Democrats, but the N.P.V. initiative was launched in 2006, two years after an election in which a sixty-thousand-vote switch in Ohio would have made John Kerry President despite Bush's three-million-vote majority.

For every point Clinton falls off from that ten-point spread, 45,000 votes switch to Obama.