Sentence examples for voters apply from inspiring English sources

Chad Murphy says that if voters apply the clause to keep some players out, they should also use it to let others in.

If the Hall of Fame voters apply the same standards, they will be forced to acknowledge that the managers are tainted as well.

But the different standard voters apply to Mr. Schwarzenegger extends beyond him getting the benefit of the doubt in a head-to-head comparison with Mr. Davis.

In exercising their freedom of choice, unaffiliated voters apply to politics the same kind of consumer sovereignty that guarantees an efficient economy.

Presented the names of candidates and their political parties, listed one beneath the other, voters apply an ink stamp beside one of them to indicate their choice.

Mr. Bush's campaign is betting heavily on churchgoers in his re-election effort, and how Catholic voters apply their faith to politics is emerging as a focal point of the race.

Indeed, if black voters applied themselves in a Machiavellian manner, they would vote Republican in large enough numbers to worry Democrats and thereby gain more influence in both parties.This is exactly what is happening in the Missouri Senate race.

The point was to simplify the process by allowing easy registration when a voter applied for a driver's license or by mailing in the federal form.

And to add insult to injury, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Friday: "On the same day a judge cleared the way for the state's new voter identification law to take effect, the Corbett administration abandoned plans to allow voters to apply online for absentee ballots for the November election and to register online to vote".

Almost all the candidates have links on their Web sites to allow Michigan voters to apply online for ballots.

But if South Carolina is where the currents of 2010 are meeting the tides of 2012, it is not yet clear whether voters will apply the same values to choosing a president that they did in choosing members of the House.