Sentence examples for voters later from inspiring English sources

They can worry about voters later.

It seems likely that early rounds of voting influence behaviour of voters later on.

It was expanded a year later, and then again in 2009, when lawmakers completed the package with the so-called "everything but marriage" law that was ultimately upheld by voters later that year.

The result, even if a win for gay couples, could be a limited ruling confined to the situation in California, where the state's highest court granted the freedom to marry and voters later repealed it following an ugly campaign spearheaded by antigay religious interests.

Volunteers in one ward, according to training documents written by a Protect Marriage volunteer, obtained by people opposed to Proposition 8 and shown to The New York Times, had tasks ranging from "walkers," assigned to knock on doors; to "sellers," who would work with undecided voters later on; and to "closers," who would get people to the polls on Election Day.

Voters later rescinded the law in 1845.

The voter later said he was talking about Mr. Pawlenty being aggressive with Mr. Romney and his other Republican rivals.

Suffice to say that few commentators were convinced by Mr. Brown's return to the house of Gillian Duffy, the aggrieved Brown voter, later in the day for a long crow-eating session.

He works for an organisation called Repair California, which is trying to place two measures on a ballot that will go before voters later this year.

Ultimately, though, the Romans on Sunday – like British voters later this month – will have to decide if they are ready for a leap in the dark.

Mr. Meredith, for one, talked about the need for improving public schools and building light rail, the latter of which is expected to come before voters later this year.