Sentence examples for voters wrote from inspiring English sources

Shouts of "Four more years!" follow him wherever he goes, and some voters wrote his name in on the Republican ballot in Tuesday's primary.

In previous elections, paper ballots, on which voters wrote in the names of their preferred candidates and then dropped into boxes, were recorded and tallied manually on the spot.

At the time, decades before college players could leave early for the N.F.L., some sportswriters, who were also voters, wrote about how Davis and Blanchard would have Heisman seasons to come.

For a year, voters wrote Congress more angry letters about the free-loading 155 than they did about the Vietnam War.

A wall of beautiful voters," wrote Yvanna Cancela of the local Culinary Union, which has played a key role in Democrats' get-out-the-vote operations this year.

"We need to think creatively about big issues, philosophy, and how we can relate conservative values to the needs of a wider range of voters," wrote Ed Morrissey, a blogger at HotAir.com.

"Obamacare is a racial flashpoint for many evangelical and Tea Party voters," writes Greenberg.

But he created more confusion when he suggested that voters write in Mr. Giuliani's name for mayor.

Some, such as Julian Lewis Conservative MP, for New Forest East, have closed their email accounts altogether and insist that voters write to them.

Senators in the Philippines are all elected by a national popularity contest, in which voters write in a dozen names each.

The author is one of the undecided voters writing for Cif throughout the election campaign More Guardian election comment from Cif at the polls.