Sentence examples for vote that can from inspiring English sources

If more Latinos run and encourage other Latinos to come out and vote, that can become an increasingly common occurrence.

But each MP also has a personal vote that can give them a boost above their party's general support base.

If, as in Iowa, he doubles his showing in 2008 (8 percent of the vote), that can probably be a predictor of better performances in subsequent contests.

When these machines do not produce a paper record of each vote that can be independently counted, voters have to accept the totals they report on faith.

In the key seats that gave the Conservatives power – places such as Telford, Warwickshire North and Bolton West – the reality is that there simply is no significant ethnic minority vote that can be mobilised.

"If UKIP takes 5 percent of the vote, that can be a very serious impediment when we are already fighting with one hand tied behind our backs because of the parliamentary boundaries," Mr. Brady said.

It's different, but there are nevertheless barriers to voting that can be dealt with under the Voting Rights Act as it now exists".

Diebold has always insisted that its electronic voting machines are so reliable that there is no need for paper records of votes that can be independently verified.

Both votes are designed to, in the parlance of our time, "troll" Democrats into taking votes that can be shaped into missiles and shot back at them.

For one thing, the job is chaotic, with a schedule that changes at a moment's notice and votes that can occur in the middle of the night.

These create a hard record of people's votes that can be compared to the machine totals to make sure the counts are honest.