Sentence examples for votes exist from inspiring English sources

It isn't clear if that many votes exist.

McConnell said he believes the votes exist in the Senate to pass a bill that would establish such a debt-ceiling regime.

I don't know whether the votes exist in the Senate right now, but if the public option came up for a vote as we move ahead with reform, including under reconciliation, I would vote yes".

I don't know whether the votes exist in the Senate right now, but if the House version of the public option came up for a vote in reconciliation Sen. Durbin would vote yes".

Senate Democrats will meet later on Thursday to gauge whether 50 votes exist for what is also known alternately as the "nuclear option" or the "constitutional option," depending on whether one opposes or supports it.

In his recent book, "Overruling Democracy: The Supreme Court vs. the American People," Raskin points out that state laws that ban the exchange of money and other material goods for votes exist expressly "to prevent people from creating a financial market in votes, converting financial currency into units of political power.

If those votes existed and had never been certified or never been counted, but we knew those votes were there, under the contest procedure, they would have to be included.

Mr. Boies said that the decision to discard the recounted tally violated state election law, which requires a recount if less than a half-percent difference in votes exists between candidates.

The voting behavior of those who have a leaning is nearly the same as that of acknowledged partisans, undercutting the idea that a large well of unaffiliated votes exists for an independent candidacy to tap.

Why might laws that prevent these groups from voting exist?

But even the most vehement Bush critics have to acknowledge that the opportunity for Iraqis to vote exists only because of George W. Bush.