Sentence examples for voters clicked from inspiring English sources

There are polls where voters clicked a mouse.

Voters clicked their choice: A, B or C. The results were transmitted on a laptop.

But when voters clicked on the page a couple hours later, they found information not about how to get to Sacramento, but about a free trip that Lungren took to Hawaii in 2008 thanks to a loophole in a congressional ethics law.

It's experimenting with "shadow elections" in one county where voters click their candidate in a weeklong mock election.

When voters click on a candidate's banner ad on Yahoo! yhoo, for example, it will switch them to a campaign site.

William Drew said that, starting this year, the 50 Best has required voters to click on an attestation — "Can you guarantee that you've been to this restaurant in the past eighteen months?" — and to specify the date of their visit, but, as a fraud-busting measure, this seems only slightly more effective than exacting a birthdate from visitors to liquor Web sites.

But a voter who clicks on labour.org.uk today will see press releases about the Shadow Cabinet reshuffle, the party's freedom of information campaign and the closure of steelworks.

More than 25,000 people have pledged to vote and have sex on election day, and more than 1,000 have clicked on the site's voter registration link.

They met at a Voters for Choice fund-raiser (she is president), and something clicked: human rights, animal rights, you name it, they were both for it.

But the commercials that appear to be clicking with voters are those that stake out an issue and provide at least a light coat of detail and warmth.

In the months before the caucuses and primaries began, the insurgent candidacies of Mr. Bradley and Mr. McCain seemed to click with voters in an elemental way.