Sentence examples for voters added from inspiring English sources

For 2008, voters added the Geico caveman and the Serta sheep to the ranks of characters.

LAST week the Supreme Court heard a case challenging an affirmative-action ban that Michigan voters added to their state constitution in 2006.

Most voters added that they found his comments offensive and do not believe his ideas represent the Republican party at large.

Voters added gay men and lesbians to the state's anti-discrimination law in 2005, after rejecting a similar amendment by a people's veto in 1998 and 2000.

In Philadelphia, election officials report the greatest surge of registrations in 21 years, resulting in more than 70,000 new voters added to the rolls since April, with growth heaviest in African-American sections.

If we rerun the 2012 election with the center's new eligible voters added in, and apportion the voters in each demographic group to Mitt Romney and Mr. Obama according to exit polls, we can get a rough sense for how big an effect these new voters might have.

Increasing inequality and an antiquated voting system, which has produced a majority government with the support of fewer than one in four registered voters, add to a growing discontent.

But he said Democratic primary elections often skewed toward the most liberal voters, adding that Mr. de Blasio, who is banking on union support and voters outside Manhattan, had "already got a base of credentials upon which he can move as far to the left as he needs to, in order to separate himself from the other Democratic candidates".

Another voter added, " 'Moon' seems the kind of thing Broadway should be doing".

Mr Adams, a long-time Conservative voter, added: "Trespass law gives residents a chance to stand up to powerful corporations wanting to drill under their homes, but now the Government wants to take this protection away from them.

"Still," the voter added, "there was a lot of excitement in the air.