Sentence examples for voters confronted from inspiring English sources

Voters confronted more than 200 state ballot initiatives on Tuesday.

That's not even counting the hours-long lines many minority voters confronted.

Voters confronted with these challenges look to their elected representatives for help.

Our advice to Green Party voters confronted with Mr. Nader's effort to elect Mr. Bush is to just say no.

The Conservatives believe deep in their bones that voters confronted by the image of Miliband entering No 10 will recoil.

Voters, confronted by sovereign debt crises in Europe, grudgingly support the fiscal squeeze applied by George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer.But a nudge is all it is so far.

The deeper problem is that in framing the debate like this, the parties and the media fail to confront (or make anxious voters confront) the truth that immigration is the symptom rather than the cause.

In this election year, what happens a week from tomorrow will touch directly on American wallets, by determining just what kinds of prices American voters confront every time they pull up to the pump all spring and summer -- and right up to Election Day.

GOP lawmakers across the country have been facing raucous crowds at constituent town halls, with voters confronting them about their lack of a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act and asking whether they will stand up to the Trump administration on controversial issues, rather than simply fall in line.

With off-the-rack and angry voters confronting him at town-hall meetings, the president may very well wish he could be two places at once, and the General Assembly may give him the room he needs for some soaring bespoke rhetoric, reaffirming American leadership in these, our troubled times.

The result is that voters are confronted with slogans and side issues — "It's a tax!" "No, it's a penalty!" — rather than a reality-based discussion.