Sentence examples for voters closed from inspiring English sources

After Columbine, Colorado voters closed a loophole to require checks not only at retail gun shops but also at gun shows.

In a frank interview with the BBC, which highlights deep misgivings within the Labour party about its prospects north of the border, Blunkett warned of a "dangerous" situation as Scottish voters closed their ears to rational arguments.

After choosing three musicals in five years, voters closed out the '60s by honoring the fascinatingly bleak Midnight Cowboy instead of Hello, Dolly!

As the Tea and the Republican Party activists were gearing up for their election day campaigns, including plans to intimidate Democratic leaning voters from casting ballots, ACORN, responsible for registering millions of young, minority, and working class voters, closed its last door, ending its 40-year run as arguably the nation's most effective anti-poverty group.

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Successful Democrats, meanwhile, managed to keep the margin with Trump's base – non-college-educated, white, more rural voters – close.

The Gallup national tracking poll gave Mr. Obama a six-point lead among registered voters, close to his high mark on the year in that survey.

This more casual setting has revealed Mr. Obama to be a tactile campaigner; his bony hand grabbing elbows and hands, his long arms thrown over shoulders, drawing voters close in conversation.

Finally, despite the rejection of the idea in 2011, the only serious way to bring voters closer to the consequences of their actions is to put proportional representation back on to the political agenda.

Several Democrats were heartened that Monday's display seemed at least to reflect a consensus that the party needed to be more attentive to voters' close-to-home concerns, without lurching too precipitously toward the left or the center.