Sentence examples similar to voters charge from inspiring English sources

Mark Botnick, who focused on outreach to Jewish voters, charged the campaign $223 for taxi rides.

That raised his profile, laid the table for a successful run for the United States Senate in 1984, and is still the gold standard for how to switch and duck voters' charges of opportunism and misrepresentation.

They tried to reject ballots cast from households with more than six voters, charging that bad votes were cast even by 28 nuns in a convent and 37 marines in a barracks.

In addition to playing to the fear and racism of some voters, the charge was false.

Democrats have accused the state of diluting the minority vote with a knowingly inflated list of ineligible voters, a charge that is vehemently denied.

A series of future Nobel prize winners, from Friedrich Hayek to Milton Friedman, channelled the ancient critics of democracy by arguing that putting the voters in charge meant short-term impulses would prevail over long-term prudence.

"Voters took charge of their own elections in many places.

It simply says that it is high time to put the state's voters in charge of determining whether their taxes should stay at home or go to the state.

"Voters are charged with determining the suitability of individuals for elected office.

Voters are charged with selecting "the most outstanding player," according to the original ballot 75 years ago.

It set off intense anger among many voters, who charged that the mayor had disregarded their will.