Sentence examples for voting benefited from inspiring English sources

"It's a mixed picture," he said, noting that early voting benefited Democrats in 2008 and Republicans in 2004.

Do you think America's policy of barring former felons from voting benefits or diminishes its electoral democracy?

The conventional wisdom is that early voting benefits Democrats, so Republicans in several states have moved to limit its availability.

The State Supreme Court voided charges against five of six former members of San Diego's pension board who had been accused of casting votes that benefited them.

But because Gorran split the PUK vote, Barzani benefited — until it began to challenge his plan to grant himself a second extension of his term in office.

The conventional wisdom says that more young people voting would benefit Labour.

Was he finished with that gig? "I'm doing this Rock the Vote benefit on Sunday, so I'm go-going at the Park," Mr. Whitty said.

Members of Congress sell their votes to benefit themselves and their constituents.

The political fund-raising prohibition is aimed at the appearance that lawmakers are taking money from donors while casting votes that benefit those donors.

Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and it's possible that going to a popular vote would benefit the Republicans in a future election.

If a state employee sitting on a bid committee votes to award a state contract to a political contributor of the governor, has she deprived the state of "honest services" because such a vote might benefit her career?