Sentence examples for voters think about from inspiring English sources

What should Republican primary voters think about that?

What do women voters think about the allegations of a so-called Republican War on Women?

When voters think about the Republican Party's identity today, they are more likely to point toward the Tea Party movement.

He also knows, perhaps, that usually only the most partisan voters think about the makeup of the court.

To the extent undecided voters think about foreign policy at all, they're quasi-isolationist and poorly informed.

What American voters think about a possible war with IranBritain: Counting one's blessings Despite their country's economic woes, Brits are relatively upbeat about their lives.

He and the Gore campaign engaged in a fierce cross-country competition to define what voters thought about Mr. Cheney.

The relative order of the states just doesn't change very much from election to election, especially when an incumbent is running again and we know what voters thought about him four years earlier.

Memories of the violence in 2008 will make some voters think twice about ticking the MDC box.

The Democrats' "focus on Paul Ryan" program has echoes of Mr. Obama's strategy before the elections, when he hammered on the prospect of the House under the leadership of John A. Boehner of Ohio, who is now the speaker, in a bid to make voters think twice about backing Republicans.

The BBC News channel's chief political correspondent Norman Smith said the aim of the reshuffle was to bring in fresh faces and make voters think again about the Conservatives' "male, pale and stale" image.