Sentence examples for voters settled from inspiring English sources

The vote for Mr. Romney on Tuesday was simply a ratification of what Republican primary voters settled five months ago, but it reprised the hard feelings from some delegates, particularly those who traveled here to support Mr. Paul.

In Miami-Dade County, voters settled a closely watched election issue Tuesday when they rejected a measure placed on the ballot by conservative Christians to repeal an ordinance protecting gays from discrimination.

So-called front-runners peaked and declined in the polls repeatedly before voters settled on Mitt Romney in March and April of 2012.

Working as a pollster for Bill Clinton in 1992 and Al Gore in 2000, I watched voters settle into their decisions immediately after the debates.

Some Democrats said they were concerned that an early surge of support for a third-party candidate, Christopher J. Daggett, which appeared to come at the expense of Mr. Christie, is now fading as anti-Corzine voters settle on Mr. Christie.

Since barely a quarter of Americans call themselves Catholics, Benedict must have a large contingent of non-Catholic fans in the United States.In this section Don't all hug him at once When voters settle nothing With allies like these Reprints Related items Catholics: Make way for HoustonNov 1st 2007Two related factors seem to be boosting the pope's American ratings.

Some of the reviews are in, but it will be quite a few days before voters settle into whether they are turned on or turned off by what has become a huge, rippling discussion about the identity politics that have pretty much ripped the Democratic party apart recently.

The British local authority voter, settling down to his evening's home entertainment and firmly closing the windows to cut out the sound of election meetings in the street, had no warning of what was to come.

If you talk to political pros in D.C. these days, you'll hear them say that "gravity" — voters' apparently settled low opinion of the Republican Party — will eventually drag McCain down.

He was quickly struck by the way the referendum process overshadowed the legislative process, leaving the state representatives practically irrelevant as the voters directly settled the most pressing political issues, like physician-assisted suicide, tax policy and affirmative action.

Since Hurricane Maria displaced more than 100,000 Puerto Ricans last year, thousands of potential voters have settled in key swing states, notably Florida and Pennsylvania.