Sentence examples for voters issues from inspiring English sources

He will have to remember that for many, if not most, voters, issues like housing or schools are far more pressing than cleaning up Lower Manhattan.

Since Justin Trudeau's election victory last October, helped in part by a record number of indigenous voters, issues plaguing First Nations have been a focus of the new government.

But by forcing taboo issues into the public arena, Murray has opened up for discussion politically salient issues that lurk at a subterranean level in the back-brains of many voters, issues that are rarely examined with the rigor necessary to affirm or deny their legitimacy.

Ed Miliband has opened his election campaign with a promise to try to cut through the cynicism surrounding politics by campaigning door-to-door on the voters' issues of living standards, the future of the NHS and a new economy that works for everyday people.

Like the other leading Republican candidates, Mr. Thompson has declined invitations to the two Republican cattle calls in September since he formally joined the race: a values voter debate held last night in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and a forum focusing on black voters' issues in Baltimore set for Sept. 27.

He emphasized that instead, it is "our responsibility to monitor and preserve the integrity of the voting process," citing problems with voting machines and efforts to disenfranchise minority voters, issues that have plagued elections in the past.

7 A.M. (ABC) GOOD MORNING AMERICA A look at voter issues in Quincy, Ill., which include agriculture and the economy.

("I've never heard anyone say a nondetached chad would ever count as a vote," said Doug Lewis, executive director of the Election Center, a Houston organization that monitors voter issues).

For instance, a number of readers applauded The Times' editorial "The distracted campaign" that highlighted key voter issues including terrorism, the economy, jobs and healthcare.

In separate 30-minute interviews, Lauer's repeated interruptions of Hillary Clinton and quantifiably less intense questioning of Donald Trump didn't just dent his own reputation, it once again moved the spotlight away from voter issues and onto the media.

The official 2002 election study found that immigration and integration problems were the second most important issue for voters after issues concerning the health care system.