Sentence examples for voters open from inspiring English sources

After these conversations, when those targeted voters open their mailboxes or check their Facebook profiles, they may find that someone has divulged specifics about how frequently they and their neighbors have voted in the past.

But Mr. Perry plans to accelerate his television advertising campaign next week in Iowa to elicit empathy, minimize the damage from Wednesday's debate performance, and at least keep voters open to supporting him.

Mr. Perry's campaign had no immediate comment, but the move is in keeping with what our colleagues Jeff Zeleny and Nicholas Confessore reported this morning – that the Perry campaign would accelerate his advertising to keep voters open to his candidacy.

While its promotional material says that the institute seeks to help voters "open the system," it has declined to say who donated the tens of thousands of dollars used to organize the group, exactly how much money was raised or exactly how many donors there are.

He said his polling over the years has found that guns are as polarizing as abortion, with few "persuadable" voters open to changing their minds or even willing to listen.

And with young people growing up in the worst economic times, with the worst economic inequality, since the Great Depression of the 1930s, there are going to be a lot more voters open to really transformative economic changes that progressives would want to make.

Opposition to the Iraq war among Asian voters opened up wards across the middle of the city to the anti-war Lib Dems.

But Bishop Blake and Mr. Rivers argue that Mr. Bush's poor showing among African-American voters opened doors for leverage, not partisan confrontation.

This weekend, many voters opened their mail to find a brochure featuring a former mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, endorsing the proposal favored by his successor.

Although Colorado voters opened the door to hemp farming last year, the state warned would-be hemp farmers in May that they would not be authorized to plant until early in 2014.

Both members of the panel said the complaints were wide-ranging.Prominent were accounts of unsatisfactory indelible ink, which was easily washed off by many voters, opening the possibility of multiple voting.