Sentence examples for voters needs from inspiring English sources

Nassau, with its long history of disenfranchising minority voters, needs all the democracy it can get.

Mr. Obama is seen as understanding the voters' needs and problems, but only about a third thinks he has a clear plan for creating jobs.

When New Hampshire officially embraced this democratizing alternative to boss rule for the 1916 contest, the timing served voters' needs, not state conceit.

If President Zuma's government continues to act largely in its own self-interest, rather than addressing voters' needs, it has every reason to expect a more serious, worker-led threat to its electoral hegemony in five years' time.

More significantly, Mrs. Merkel, whose party's coalition with the Free Democrats is at a 33 percent approval rating among voters, needs to convince the electorate that her policies actually have had something to do with Germany's current upswing.

As for why he had not caught on with more voters, Mr. Kristol said that 2000 was shaping up as "a nonideological year," and that Mr. McCain filled some voters' needs by being "a nonideological type of insurgent".

Voters need to understand these new realities.

Voters need to understand that, now.

Voters need to take voting seriously.

Voters need to know before they cast ballots.

Voters need every bit of emotional resilience they can find.