My job is to represent the voters and the voters alone.
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In the end, the voters — all the voters — will decide the Democratic nominee.
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Now it's up to the voters, and the voters alone, to show that it isn't.
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But Donald is hiding them from the voters, and I think he owes candor to the voters.
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Now, I think the voters of Texas, the voters across Super Tuesday are assessing everyone standing on this — this stage.
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The voters may opine on the overarching principle but the voters cannot get involved in the minutiae of policy implementation.
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"We had a meeting of all the voters -- because all the voters can probably fit in my living room," Urso said.
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It's an age-old debating trick: Stack the audience, and watch how they sway the voters (especially the voters at home).
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"Donald, it ain't stealing when the voters vote against you, it's the voters reclaiming this country and reclaiming sanity," Cruz said.
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According to state law, only the voters themselves, near-immediate family members or guardians of the voters can submit absentee ballots.
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She was careful to tell the voters that Walsh's campaign respected the voters and the process, and it would respect the result.
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If you are telling The New York Times editorial board that you're lying to the voters, the voters have a right to know.
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And if the voters of Vermont support his crusade against the financial elite, Sanders thinks, the voters of America will do so as well.
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From Peter B. Hrycenko, Allentown, Pa. Delegates should listen to the voters in deciding GOP nominee Let the voters decide; not the convention's delegates!
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He pulled a bait and switch on the voters in order to get elected, and the voters are now furious and demand his removal.
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"If you're telling the New York Times editorial board that you're lying to the voters, the voters have a right to know," Cruz said.
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But, that is a horrible place to be: courting the voters who abide racism rather than trying to excite the voters who despise racism.
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There is a theoretical world in which the superdelegates subvert the will of the voters and give Clinton the nomination over the will of the voters.
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They don't even care, it's so dishonest, they've poisoned the minds of the voters, but unfortunately for them, I think the voters are seeing through it.
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The voters most resistant to immigration Both in the 2016 primaries and general election, Trump relied preponderantly on support from the voters most resistant to immigration.
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The voters have sent them to DC with what seems like a clear mandate to do precisely those things and then, usually just months later, the voters revolt.
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In ranked-choice voting, all candidates are not only competing to be the voters' top choice but are also competing to be the voters' second and third choice.
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"If you're sitting in Manhattan telling The New York Times that you're lying to the voters, the voters have a right to know," Mr. Cruz said to cheers.
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"Before he runs again and asks for the voters' support, he owes the voters of Alabama a full explanation of what happened between him and the president," Brown said.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color that pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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Apparently, another referendum on either the EU or Scotland would be insulting the voters but this seems a very odd argument; the voters can always express exactly the same opinion again.
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Cruz and Trump both fare well among the voters who feel "betrayed" by their party, and Trump wins 42% of the voters who say they are angry at the federal government.
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"We weren't talking about them" – the voters, he says.
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Republicans, let's face the voters — and get to work.
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"I think there's just a big difference between what the voters see and what the voters want and from what people maybe in Washington or in the media are calling for," Kushner said.
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The voters most likely to reject Trump are the ones who aren't really raring for the election yet; the voters who can't wait for November make up the only group that supports him.
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"The math is that if you think of the voters for Warren and the voters for Sanders as two circles, yes, there is overlap, [but] most of the circles are separate," Cohen said.
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A traditional way of interpreting this is through what Achen and Bartels call the "folk theory of democracy," a theory that "begins with the voters" and the voters' preferences about politics and government.
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I think the voters spoke in larger numbers than ever.
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The voters are supportive of Trump's other controversial picks, too.
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Everything after that is in the hands of the voters.
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He said the will of the voters should be heard.
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I think a lot of this comes from the voters.
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" "Luckily, we the voters carry the future of this country.
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Those are the voters who see a crisis under Trump.
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The voters' register has fewer obviously dead people on it.
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In states that elects judges, the voters can weigh in.
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And the voters rewarded him for it year after year.
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But I don't think he's very available to the voters.
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Over in Colony the voters do not seem so sure.
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And they would like to deliver them to the voters.
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And those are the voters who'll decide who succeeds me.
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Democrats have decried the bills as defying the voters' will.
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Absolutely. This is why I say it's about the voters.
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We focused on the needs of the people, the voters.
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In 2016, the voters of Clermont County elected Leahy sheriff.
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He lost his first election because the voters bought that.
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Did the voters really know what they were voting for?
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But if the voters want it, they should get it.
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He tanked spectacularly w the voters he needed to add.
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" Slate's Theodore Johnson has argued that Russia "hacked the voters.
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Last week, the voters of New Hampshire sent U.S. Sen.
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Today, the states invariably leave the choice to the voters.
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But, most importantly, Trump survived because the voters let him.
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He said DeSantis should apologize to the voters, not him.
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The voters would not accept anything that harmed their interests.
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Nineteen percent of the voters surveyed said they were undecided.
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And, most importantly, how the voters react to it all.
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But the voters who haven't might decide the election. 210.
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Some responded by erring on the side of the voters.
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For the good of the voters, it has to stop.
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The Framers wanted officeholders to be accountable to the voters.
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"I think he owes candor to the voters," Cruz said.
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Women are the majority of the voters in this country.
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Ten percent of the voters surveyed said they are undecided.
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Fourteen percent of the voters surveyed reported they are undecided.
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Evers accused legislators of ignoring the will of the voters.
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The real question, of course, is do the voters care?
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Why are these elected officials so afraid of the voters?
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Clinton leads among the voters who have already cast ballots.
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First, look at the voters who actually voted for Sanders.
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The voters responsible for this are a diverse group demographically.
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The voters will not be worried by a good economy.
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We'll see what the voters say first and then decide.
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"The voters need to go through biometric verification," he said.
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The party decided, and the voters are ratifying that decision.
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"The voters of the Republican Party need clarity," he said.
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Ms. Merkel nonetheless offered the voters a good national conscience.
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He thanked the voters and declared his love for Iowa.
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But in the second, it's the voters who get defrauded.
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So how did the Establishment lose credibility with the voters?
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But the truth is the voters like it both ways.
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They had promised action on those issues to the voters.
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I want to trust the voters, but this is scary.
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The voters made a clear choice, electing a Democratic governor.
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But the voters of Alabama are entrusted with this decision.
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Elections always are determined by the intensity of the voters.
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The margin of difference between the voters was only 0.4%.
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"Just tell the voters what you stand for," he says.
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But he was also distracting the voters he needed most.
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" He says in the letter, "If certain people at the Grammys don't like who the voters have chosen, a Grammy committee will simply override the voters and subsequently select who they think should win.
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"The voters of the 50th District deserve having their voice back in Congress as soon as possible, and only a special election can give the voters a voice again," DeMaio said in a statement.
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This mismatch — between the voters who say they will participate in a caucus, and the voters who typically show up in primaries — may be at the heart of the wide split in recent Iowa polls.
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Do you think the voters are ready for a funny woman?
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Shouldn't the voters themselves decide who are the most viable candidates?
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Now, Joe Manchin is facing the voters in that same state.
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But does anyone believe they will win over the voters who
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"My campaign strategy is to win with the voters," Trump wrote.
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But, he added, it would ultimately be up to the voters.
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Will the voters of the U.K. decide to leave the EU?
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That year, Latinos made up 17 percent of the voters statewide.
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In January a Gambian dictator had to accept the voters' will.
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Gone are the days of actually going out among the voters.
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But working and reconnecting with the voters is an absolute imperative.
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This time, though, the dedazo that counts belongs to the voters.
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But only one of them has proved that to the voters.
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But the voters are choosing a leader, not acting as cheerleaders.
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Did the voters really learn any new or real damaging information?
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Instead, Republicans need to focus on the voters' choice in November.
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Now, you get to face the voters who know you best.
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The underlying discontent of the voters is reflected in the polls.
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"We, the voters, have the power to decide all of this."
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Anemic economic growth is the number one issue with the voters.
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See the voters in their own words in the video above.
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The data showed that 58 percent of the voters were women.
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They make the voters in Fountain Hills look like young whippersnappers.
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"Green New Deal is very popular with the voters," she said.
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Maybe, but the voters opted to keep the good times rolling.
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We the voters have spoken and will speak again in November.
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Make it about the candidates and the volunteers and the voters.
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It is now up to the voters to deliver that message.
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He came to the voters, and that's always a powerful gesture.
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What did we tell the voters we were going to do?
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Do the voters want to be riled up or calmed down?
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They only make up 27% of the voters in the district.
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Half the voters feel that the AfD better understands their insecurity.
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How do you think that will play out with the voters?
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They'd rather pick their voters than let the voters pick them.
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That's an attack on the voters themselves—never a wise idea.
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To stop a recall, you have to diminish the voters' anger.
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It will be up to the voters to set them straight.
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What are party insiders afraid the voters will hear in debates?
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Mr. Arza diagnosed the real problem, in his view: the voters.
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Sanders said superdelegates should listen to the voters in their states.
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John James is a star, I hope the voters see it.
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But the voters of people's states understand they're just playing politics.
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Will you accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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""He's another career politician that the voters of Alabama will reject.
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"I think people, the voters, want low crime," Mr. Bloomberg said.
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"I don't believe the polls, I believe the voters," Goertz said.
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In the other, the fraud is being perpetrated upon the voters.
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The voters in this district are highly educated and increasingly diverse.
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Many of his policies will excite the voters in rural areas.
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Davis: The voters will put them up Israel: That's what happens.
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"The voters proved her wrong," Ms. Jones said of Ms. Villescaz.
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"The voters are beginning to flock to our side," he said.
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Yes, it's a shame that the voters' preferences are so narrow.
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But usually, eventually, the voters make good decisions and democracy works.
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These are the voters who gave power back to the Democrats.
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That problem is too big, the voters seem to be saying.
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Tell the voters directly — not through advertising — what your position is.
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The candidates won't do it if the voters don't make them.
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But the biggest surprise came from the voters on Thursday: Mrs.
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The parties aren't united and the voters don't love their choices.
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There are fewer rope lines separating the candidate from the voters.
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They serve as the voters' surrogates at a party's nominating convention.
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Where are the voters in Nevada — are they torn as well?
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The voters know the politicians will break their promises once elected.
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Still, the voters who support him will not be going anywhere.
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In Michigan, where 21.5 percent of the voters were white, Mrs.
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Clinton from the presidency — was one properly reserved for the voters.
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They are more about the voters' future than the candidates' pasts.
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It was a demand for change, and the voters got it.
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They're also among the voters likeliest to be skeptical of Mrs.
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The voters and our communities demanded better, and so do we.
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But that wasn't really what motivated the voters who supported them.
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The voters will ultimately decide if Mr. Berrios deserves another term.
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"The only bosses I have are the voters of Klickitat County."
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Those are the voters that put him in the White House.
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They don't include the psychological/behavioral traits of the voters yet.
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About 99% of the voters at each company supported the merger.
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Mitch McConnell said they'd leave the decision up to the voters.
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These are not systems designed to reflect the voters' presidential preference.
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Will you accept the outcome of the will of the voters?
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But Trump doesn't see it that way, and the voters agreed.
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Of course the voters think we're idiots for being unable to put our heads together and solve these big, intractable problems — the issue is that the voters themselves are idiots who don't understand what the problems are.
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But three years later, the joke seems to be on the voters.
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The voters will get to punish or reward whichever party they choose.
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And the younger the voters, the more skeptical they were of Mrs.
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But the voters cannot let them get away with dodging the issue.
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"I was elected by the voters of Pittsburgh, not Paris," Trump said.
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Well, in America, the voters have a way of administering a spanking.
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These were the voters that Bush had tried — and failed — to represent.
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Superdelegates are delegates who are not bound to follow the voters' will.
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I'd rather talk about being surprised by the voters than the candidates.
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As with the voters, opinions are divided in the financial services business.
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That's not what we told the voters we were going to do.
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But, again, superdelegates did not make Obama the nominee — the voters did.
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After all, if you can't trust the voters whom can you trust?
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"Well, in America, the voters have a way of administering a spanking."
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Founded this year, the Brexit Party has yet to face the voters.
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Ballot initiatives, like the voters who decide them, are finicky, unreliable beasts.
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So, my question for you, are you not where the voters are?
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He's tapping into the anger of the voters, delivers a populist message.
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It was also fundamentally unfair to both the candidates and the voters.
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But it seems pretty clear that the voters mostly don't want that.
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The voters bought it: He crushed his poorly funded Democratic opponent and
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The story should be what -- making sure that the voters are informed.
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I blame the voters in so many different states for what happened.
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"The voters are sick and tired of Democrats that empower Trump Republicans."
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That's ignoring the will of the voters and doing what you want.
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But tonight is really about the voters getting to know the candidates.
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So it's important that candidates have a direct dialogue with the voters.
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Our task is simple: do what the voters sent us to do.
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Time after time, the voters have reacted to shutdowns the same way.
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We gave it everything we got, but the voters chose another path.
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No matter our party, we deserve leaders that represent us, the voters.
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About 22019 percent of the voters said they backed Trump over Bannon.
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They can't be neutral about the man the voters stuck them with.
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They leave the voters with literature listing the water bills he's championed.
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Most important, the voters themselves are happy with the new primary process.
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The voters deserve a thoughtful debate that brings dignity to the race.
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And so he doesn't have to face the wrath of the voters.
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As a result, the voters on the sidelines are often also persuadable.
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As a result, the voters on the sidelines are often also persuadable.
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Democrats got 44% of the voters who said he wasn't a factor.
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Clinton cannot connect to the voters she hopes to represent as president.
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The 85033 midterms were never really about the voters or their demands.
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"The voters we need are going to turn out," he said serenely.
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Terry McAuliffe had a 54 percent job approval rating among the voters.
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I vote for McMullin to protest the unacceptable choices before the voters.
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IT REALLY WAS A CHANGE ELECTION The voters were serious about that.
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Coach Tom Izzo has this message to the voters: Bring it on.
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The voters have to be alerted and then they&aposll push back.
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Any rejection of his demands is likely to win the voters' favor.
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Do the voters still perceive Mr. Cameron as trustworthy and in touch?
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The voters got it right this year, but they can't save him.
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Gail: I like your analysis, as far as the voters' emotions goes.
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The law caught up with him, sort of, before the voters did.
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Isn't that up to the voters in the primaries yet to come?
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Look, the party needed an intervention, and the voters just staged it.
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But the voters who share their concerns about minorities and immigration are.
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And almost three-quarters of the voters submitted their ballots by mail.
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But in the end the voters of Alabama will make their choice.
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Holt: Will you accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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To be accepted, 75 percent of the voters would have to approve.
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But just as important, we need to meet and understand the voters.
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But it may end up being about the age of the voters.
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Ms. Hales was not the only one to feel the voters' wrath.
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But in the end, the voters of Alabama will make their choice.
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The Democrats should let the Republicans explain their actions to the voters.
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Ted Cruz, who also drew the voters Santorum needed to be viable.
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" The voters challenging the law said that argument "misses the point entirely.
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A Republican Party talking point has been to let the voters decide.
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And it's going to be decided by the voters in the primaries.
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He's guilty as sin, but can't we just let the voters decide?
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These are the voters Bloomberg aims to capture in a November contest.
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Now the opposition will have more opportunities to communicate with the voters.
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Then the map — and the voters — would refresh for the next round.
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I said, well, last time I checked, half the voters were men.
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Yet all this appears to have had little effect on the voters.
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As in 1997, the voters should reject a constitutional convention in November.
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The more the voters see her, the less they like her. 6900.
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He's playing to the voters of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Iowa.
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"The voters don't want him," he said of Cruz, his closest competitor.
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It was as if the voters fell for everyone we rejected. Hard.
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But in the end, the voters always choose the most persuasive candidate.
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The voters go out and do it, and that creates political cover.
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That was voted into our state constitution by the voters of Florida.
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The party seems interested in helping everyone except the voters it needs.
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But that's because Cruz misread Trump, not because he misread the voters.
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All of the nominated movies get sent out to all the voters.
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The most important feature of a democracy is that it is the voters who alone can confer the legitimate consent and authorization upon the governors who are then duty-bound to represent the voters' interests, and only their interests.
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The voters had a chance to listen to that and decide for themselves.
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He thinks the voters in Arizona can separate what's important from what's not.
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The voters themselves, however, don't seem to care much if Sanders stays in.
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In a typical primary system, these conflicts can be resolved by the voters.
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But the voters it has lost are old, working class and—crucially—dependable.
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But they aren't the voters who will decide the identity of the nominee.
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The voters of New York's 11th District have a question for Max Rose.
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Another vote would mean going back on Mr Cameron's promise to the voters.
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CRUZ: I think that is an assessment the voters are going to make.
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Meeting with the voters who got them to Washington in the first place?
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Both Walker and Foxconn now needed to sell this deal to the voters.
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The voters' register of 22010m has been vetted by KPMG, an international auditor.
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The voters' roll, which was manipulated in 2013, has been updated quite well.
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But current statistics suggest that the voters and critics are moving into alignment.
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Ms Brockmeier thinks political leaders need to confront the voters with Germany's responsibilities.
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But the state does compile statistics on the racial breakdown of the voters.
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It is up to the voters, and the courts, to mandate equal treatment.
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If the voters did not, volunteers offered to look it up for them.
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A solid, issue-oriented discussion may attract a collective yawn from the voters.
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The voters have spoken, he says, and AK needs to accept the results.
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But how do Republican candidates soon facing the voters feel about the president?
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And the Democrats are here, in New Hampshire, to face the voters again.
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The voters fought back and won what is at least a temporary victory.
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"What I've done is I've said, let's trust the voters," Scott told CNBC.
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Jeb Bush has the most dollars and activists, but has underwhelmed the voters.
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Politicians have traditionally feared supporting weed; now they recognize where the voters are.
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It is not so much the politicians, as the voters, who are conflicted.
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The delegates are there to register the preferences of the voters back home.
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The voters there, largely Hispanic, would theoretically be more likely to support Democrats.
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I think that President Trump's campaign contract with the voters should be fulfilled.
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You haven't figured out how to get Hillary's core message to the voters.
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And the voters are already revolting over some of these other ideas anyway.
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This is no way to run a government or win over the voters.
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The change was approved by 56.9% of the voters during Tuesday's midterm election.
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The voters knew about Trump's aggressiveness toward women when they elected him president.
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The voters looking for change aren't the ones who tend to underestimate him.
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Along with co-counsel, my organization, Protect Democracy, represented the voters in court.
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Clinton, you must give the voters a positive reason to vote for you.
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The most important "lobbyists" to an elected official are the voters back home.
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Civil society and the voters can also contribute by highlighting and encouraging bipartisanship.
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It's what the voters clearly want, and it's what the country clearly needs.
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Maine politicians are also attempting to thwart the voters' will regarding campaign finance.
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READ: The voters at this swing district town hall didn't ask about impeachment.
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He offered a message of change and struck a chord with the voters.
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If you can't make the news, the voters will forget all about you.
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It is up to the voters now to send the politicians their message.
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I think he said that he thinks the voters of Alabama should decide.
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This was a lost opportunity for the campaigns and for us, the voters.
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If you run a positive campaign, the voters will make the right choice.
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The legislators aren't losing anything unless the voters elect them out of office.
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How much does President Obama mean to the voters in New York's primary?
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But the will of the voters still matters, or at least it should.
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Republican elites might still support them, but the voters do not seem to.
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That's one thing some of the voters who picked him liked about him.
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They're the voters who were the focus of pre-election coverage in 2012.
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Elected officials in Utah are also hearing what the voters have to say.
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They're running as individuals, something like the voters they are trying to reach.
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The voters in the rest of the March contests will have their say.
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Clinton had to apologize for insulting the voters after Republicans criticized her remarks.
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The reality for the voters who believed in Trump is not so bright.
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"That will be decided by the voters if she stays in the race."
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"These women are paying attention," Chism-Vargas said, of the voters in Iowa.
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They're running as individuals — something like the voters they are trying to reach.
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The voters in the new district, centered on Delaware County, went for Mrs.
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Their constituents, the voters and lobbyists, just don't want that kind of restriction.
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Once his opponent brought whiskey for the voters, Madison didn't stand a chance.
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If Trump is as bad as Democrats say, let the voters impeach him.
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" As Hart put it later, "this field is not satisfactory to the voters.
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The people who really "run" the country are not known to the voters.
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Skeptics say it shows that the voters watching him most closely are underwhelmed.
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They should defend the law, and stand by their commitments to the voters.
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The voters duly took their places at the students' desks overlooking the blackboard.
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" "Well, I do believe that we should have to make the voters first.
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Kamala and Pete may want the voters back that Warren won from them.
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In 2010, 68 percent of the voters in that group viewed it positively.
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Though the leadership in Congress has largely given up, the voters have not.
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Those are the voters Republicans want to rally for Trump this time around.
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The voters of Alabama are well aware of the allegations against Roy Moore.
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The message from the new administration — and the voters — was clear: America First.
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They do not think their elected leaders are responsive to them, the voters.
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" C.K. said it was the voters who were the "victims of the lying.
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But then, at the beginning of spring semester, the voters started speaking up.
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"The voters should be choosing their congressional members, their elected representatives," Moss said.
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That could make defying the voters effectively impossible for electors in some states.
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But these are the voters who mostly determine party nominations, so it matters.
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The voters of Blue and White want unity without Mr. Netanyahu (which Likud will not agree to), while the voters of Likud want unity in which the ultra-Orthodox keep their power (which Blue and White will not agree to).
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Yet isn't that exactly what we, the voters, the bosses of democracy, do when we let incumbents dictate crucial terms of the interview known as an election: the shape of a district and the identities of the voters within it?
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It's not only self-serving nonsense in most cases, it's exploitative of the voters.
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Most of the voters I talked to came away feeling very positive about Cruz.
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The voters, it seems, would like for him to have a bit more separation.
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It's a move unlikely to win over the voters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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For now, the voters seem to be giving him the benefit of the doubt.
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The wishes of the voters will be respected, pledged Baker, who strongly opposed legalization.
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Nor is it the case that the voters who like him really like him.
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And they&aposre the only ones held accountable to the voters for their decisions.
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Among the delegates chosen by the voters, Clinton has 1,703 and Sanders has 1,415.
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"Black voters are the voters that there is no Democrat wave without," Robinson said.
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Powerful lobbies, and the voters who back them, entrench coal in the energy mix.
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They cannot ignore the verdict of the voters, however much that might suit them.
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On Sunday, it was the voters who got their chance to have their say.
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As the voters get to meet the other candidates, he may be surpassed soon.
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He can win over the voters who denied GOP elites the nomination this year.
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The adage in France goes like this: On the first ballot, the voters select.
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The opposition coalition shunned the vote, accusing the government of rigging the voters' register.
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Polls show it is still on top, backed by almost 28% of the voters.
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Up there, the voters turned to hard-left politicians, such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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Many of the voters drawn to Trump's campaign were new to the political process.
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Pence said on Sunday he and Trump would respect the will of the voters.
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An international crisis would also likely affect how the voters feel about the president.
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The voters in the CNN poll leaned Democratic by a margin of approximately 15%.
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No one thinks for a second that maybe the voters would want to know?
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" Cruz continued: "Well, in America, the voters have a way of administering a spanking.
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The voters know reality and they&aposre tuning out the rest of this stuff.
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"Most of the voters in this district feel the way I do," Few said.
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To all the voters and volunteers who poured your hearts into this campaign: Forward!
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But by calling this election, she appears to have misread the voters, Schlossberg said.
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The Trump "populist" wing is probably strongest among the voters and weakest in Congress.
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The voters surprised everyone by handing the Conservatives a decisive, if slim, parliamentary majority.
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"The Fed minutes will be somewhat important but they're changing the voters," said Cashin.
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And I think if the voters are voting for it, that's up to them.
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But the voters who turned out weren't disaffected Republicans showing up to support Trump.
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The voters, disenchanted with Obama and alienated from progressive policies, are hoping for change.
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Trump didn't create the GOP's disconnect with the voters—he illuminated and exploited it.
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Unfortunately, despite this effort and the clear voice of the voters, it's happening again.
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These people, it is alleged, intend to cheat, rob or sponge off the voters.
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How does your optimism about the voters survive their decision to get behind Trump?
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"The voters of these individual senator states are speaking in loud volumes," Sanders said.
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Meanwhile, the voters of Idaho may elect the nation's first Native governor this year.
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Both sides pelt the voters with forecasts of doom should the other side win.
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But neither Congress nor the voters are demanding the toppling of Mr Temer's government.
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But it is awfully easy to over-read the message sent by the voters.
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Emma Roller IT'S not a great election year for the voters of Wall Street.
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History's verdict on this Republican Congress may even be more scathing than the voters'.
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Every Republican who has enabled it will be judged by the voters in November.
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In reality, they've never shown any desire to subvert the will of the voters.
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"They didn't want to mix the voters' displeasure with the plebiscite," said de Jesús.
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By emphasizing the nation's economic troubles, the candidates are going where the voters are.
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If there was a way the voters expressed discontent, it was by not voting.
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This would, in theory, allow people who weren't the voters to complete the ballot.
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With that they'll move even further away from the voters they need in 2020.
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Instead, they'll venture into the dangerous territory of deciding the election for the voters.
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The voters driving the Trump train are not necessarily "conservative" in the traditional sense.
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These are the voters who are precisely drawn to Biden's "return to normalcy" spiel.
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"And since he and his party can't assure it, the voters of Alabama must."
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Now, they say, it is time for the donors to respect the voters' wishes.
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"Those are warning signs from the voters who know her best," the Globe writes.
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Third, the voters themselves can still take legislative line-drawing away from entrenched politicians.
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So kudos to Trump for keeping his word to the voters who elected him.
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There are no specific criteria for the voters to consider, other than player eligibility.
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Clinton on Wednesday that he might not accept the voters' verdict on Election Day.
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This will best serve the voters of HD94 and the rest of the Commonwealth.
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If that's not persuasive enough for the Senate leadership, it's what the voters want.
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But he believes the will of the voters should be honored at the convention.
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So long as the voters reward extreme partisanship, things will get worse, not better.
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"The door is closed and the voters have spoken," Stegner told CNBC on Monday.
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But the voters had other ideas, and they are the only ones who count.
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And Pence not only survived the inquisition by the voters, he walked away unscathed.
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I hope they will think about their responsibility to the voters of this nation.
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It's as simple as this — doing what we told the voters we would do.
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In spite of what I want, I will go with what the voters want.
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On the Democratic side, however, the superdelegates are respecting the voice of the voters.
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"Donald Trump owes the voters a serious report on his health," one point read.
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Proposition 58 overhauls another ballot initiative that was approved by the voters in 1998.
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We're doing the work necessary to turn out the voters to win this race.
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It's the voters, specifically his deficit of about 20 points nationwide in recent polling.
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Well, we can't say that the voters have entirely rejected Bernie Sanders so far.
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There's a denial of any agency at all on the part of the voters.
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But whether the voters agree with him on that point remains to be seen.
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A lot of the voters he's hoping to pick up aren't philosophically consistent conservatives.
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He must be and he will be held accountable by the voters this November.
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A president serves for just four years before having to face the voters again.
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When the voters rejected him four years later, they had to do it twice.
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It could be the voters in Iowa and New Hampshire who narrow the field.
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It received the voters' assent in 1934 with 59 percent in favor of it.
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So, who are they to overturn the will of the voters of his district?
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Whoever Ducey appoints to take McCain's seat will face the voters again in 2020.
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"If we need to, we'll take it to the voters," says Lyft's Mr Durbin.
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Hispanic voters are, by themselves, about 213% of the voters in a Democratic primary.
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Hispanic voters are, by themselves, about 15% of the voters in a Democratic primary.
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"People leave the field when they feel irrelevant," Ms. Lerner said of the voters.
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The two major parties, don't we know, own all the voters in the country.
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Mr. Biden's turnout disadvantage persists even among the voters who said they would caucus.
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We hope the voters hold out, however intimidating the process and long the lines.
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Some will retire rather than face the brunt of the voters (and their spouses).
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Liberals fear the voters who could be purged are more likely to be Democrats.
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"Thresholds deprive the voters of choices," said Jerry Goldfeder, a New York election lawyer.
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But many of the voters considering him have hardly heard Bloomberg speak for himself.
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Do those votes make it harder to appeal to the voters you're going after?
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And the voters are right: Our immigration laws and enforcement need to be fixed.
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The result was political inertia and a total loss of credibility with the voters.
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Here I disagree with the Republican decision to remove the will of the voters.
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Shortly after the election, in December, Trump visited Wisconsin to thank the voters there.
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Some of the voters who supported Trump are racists, but not most of them.
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No. We see outrage and "Hillary really won," but not fighting for the voters.
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O.C. Dobynes, who accompanied the voters on the bus, told Congress a year later.
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Or am I going to use it to communicate with the voters in Iowa?
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No one here is really willing to face the voters and say, 'We're sorry.
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"I think people, the voters, want low crime," Bloomberg told The New York Times.
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More importantly, though, after the 2016 cycle the voters may not get to choose.
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Her voters are believed more enthusiastic, and more motivated, than the voters Macron attracts.
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Every candidate had the opportunity to argue his or her case to the voters.
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Louisiana maintained it was just providing truthful information to the voters of the state.
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If Hatch or his office was involved, the voters of Utah deserve to know.
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When a district court agreed with the voters, Wisconsin appealed to the Supreme Court.
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But the issue of Trump's conduct will be in the hands of the voters.
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I went back out and talked to the voters I interviewed before the election.
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So how do you end up with the voters abandoning what their elites wanted?
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The voters elected Ellison for six terms before he sought the attorney general's office.
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The voters I met during that reporting trip had paid attention to the election.
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So, I mean, I think it's ... we're going to follow what the voters decide.
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There is a reason that there have been so few expulsion attempts – they are a real rejection of the right of the voters to choose their own representatives, especially one, like Moore, who the voters would know going in faced these specific complaints.
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They note that most members of the House of Representatives hail from congressional districts that didn't vote for Obama — because of gerrymandering and geography, there's a sharp mismatch between the voters they could organize and the voters Republican members of Congress fear.
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It would also allow him to consolidate the voters who have supported the mainstream candidates.
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When he's saying "let the voters decide," someone needs to tell him that THEY DID.
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Lee Busby Well, I don't think they just said leave it up to the voters.
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These true independents are the voters who members in swing districts will need to win.
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Any tax increase to finance [the agreement] would have to be put to the voters.
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The voters featured on the "New Day" panel are some of Trump's most loyal supporters.
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The voters largely cited his efforts in trying to carry through on his campaign promises.
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And he's got deep credibility with the voters Democrats need to win back after 2016.
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But are there many more that are as easy for all the voters to understand?
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Their silence pointed to the one measuring stick that Trump hasn't yet broken: the voters.
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So I think the voters want this, or they respond to it, in any case.
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I said it's put up or shut up time — meaning the voters wanted a change.
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For one, Sessions's policy lets federal law enforcement go against the will of the voters.
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And that certainly wouldn't be a return to the normalcy Biden claims the voters want.
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AND WHAT I WOULD SUGGEST TO THE VOTERS IS SIT BACK, REALLY LISTEN TO THEM.
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Brexiteers have complained loudly about Remainer judges opposing the voters who backed Leave in June.
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It's time to listen to the voters and for them to sit down with us.
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The voters both candidates drew into the primary process for the first time believed it.
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Trump is viewed favorably by 40% of the voters surveyed, while 58% view him unfavorably.
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The voters most likely to drop off in the second round are the least educated.
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Donald Trump basically admitted Friday morning that he's putting on a show for the voters.
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"I believe that the voters had two excellent choices in this past election," he said.
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We will serve this country well if you, the voters, entrust us with this opportunity.
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But I guess at the end of the day the joke's on us, the voters.
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See which cookie won the hearts and stomachs of the voters in the video above.
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But a full-blown trade war would hurt many of the voters who supported him.
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In 2011, the voters complain, legislators sabotaged the Republican Party in the sixth congressional district.
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"To the voters of East Alabama, I say this: We have your back," said Hagan.
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Harder-to-understand and fuzzier accusations of foreign election tampering aren't on the voters' radar.
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The ballots must be reshuffled and reordered, this time, based on the voters second-place.
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The voters who could put the group into the thick of things, a group to
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Respectable politicians had made similar promises over the years — and they always betrayed the voters.
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Recent polling predicts that more than half the voters in Scotland will back the party.
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When the voters went to the polls on Thursday, they dealt May a harsh blow.
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Comey's testimony was on the minds of many of the voters who answered their doors.
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A quarter of the voters are in the less developed northeast, traditionally a PT stronghold.
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To the surprise of many, the voters in my district overwhelmingly supported criminal justice reform.
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But it's unclear how much, if any of it, is getting through to the voters.
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President Trump's polls aside, the voters are still giving him a decent shot to govern.
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The voters know that and can make up their minds on how important it is.
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The following year, a ballot measure to continue civil defense funding went to the voters.
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But this is not a picture that inspires the voters on whom they are relying.
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In a resounding fashion, almost 220006 percent of the voters cast their ballots for statehood.
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"This was a central theme, central promise we made the voters in 2016," Jordan said.
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Whether people support or endorse me or not, it makes zero influence on the voters.
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The voters who are sticking with Trump are hard-core partisans like Anders and Maurer.
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The voters enrolled through April comprise less than 2 percent of the state's registered voters.
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THE voters have spoken, runs an old gag, but what on earth did they mean?
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Of the voters who forecast a Clinton nomination, two in five voted for Mr. Sanders.
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"The voters did their homework," Mr. Ellis said in a statement as he declared victory.
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"You want to beat Donald Trump, you beat Donald Trump with the voters," he said.
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She's a fake production, running on a phony script in order to fool the voters.
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The president reportedly concluded by mentioning Latin American nations the voters could have originated from.
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It's not clear that the voters will pick the candidate they see as more open.
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" Still, he added, "In this case, I do disagree with the decision the voters made.
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"I don't think the Republicans do well by telling the voters they're wrong," he said.
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Turnout in Sunday's election was drastically low, with half of the voters not casting ballots.
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They have recognized that the decision best remains with the voters, presidential electors, and Congress.
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"I was kind of nervous," one of the voters told Michael Wines of The Times.
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What do you think it was about Helen's story this season that impressed the voters?
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The voters are looking for a uniter and he is coming off as a divider.
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But I respect the will of the voters and Republican folks who put him there.
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But why should we celebrate turnout where half of the voters do not turn out?
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We need to spend more time talking to the voters who hate us the most!
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"We'll have to wait and see what the voters decide in four weeks," he added.
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That's up to the politicians in charge — and the voters who grant them that power.
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A day later, the billionaire said he would accept the voters' choice — if he wins.
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State AGs in 43 states and the District of Columbia are chosen by the voters.
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"Those are warning signs from the voters who know her best," the editorial board wrote.
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The president then reportedly mentioned Latin American nations that the voters may have originated from.
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Clinton to win back the voters upstate who twice elected her a New York senator.
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These programs are wildly popular and politicians who threaten them are punished by the voters.
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This outcome is vanishingly unlikely, since superdelegates tend to follow the will of the voters.
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" He said: "The voters are coming...Today is a bad day for tyranny and corruption.
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That whole thing about letting the voters have their say was dishonest from the beginning.
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A typical campaign involves lots and lots of contact between studios, publicists, and the voters.
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The former guerrilla fighters now find themselves fearing the voters they are meant to court.
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For the voters Republicans care about, as a whole, the wall isn't a big deal.
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If city leaders were tired of Mr. Sanders's approach, the voters of Burlington were not.
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After Pence's 12 years in Congress, the voters of Indiana elected him governor in 2012.
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If he gets it right, the debates will make the voters' job a lot easier.
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" In talking about their own lives, the voters engage in what psychologists call "active processing.
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Specifically, the canvassers ask the voters to recall a time when they were discriminated against.
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It's just that the problem is the machines or the voters, not Mr. Putin's hackers.
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More important, any revision would have to be put before the voters in a referendum.
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We definitely have to keep the voters alert to the possibility of losing some seats.
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Perhaps you will buy this premise, as Jeff (Adam Pally) and the voters provisionally do.
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Lawmakers should approve the measure and send it to the voters for ratification in November.
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Mr. Cagle's campaign has insisted that he was referring to the candidates, not the voters.
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New Jersey voted for one in 1993 – almost 75% of the voters supported the law.
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We have a president who was elected by less than a majority of the voters.
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"The voters will pronounce a verdict in nine months, and we must trust their judgment."
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Critics say the voters should have access to the emails before heading to the polls.
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They pledged to repeal the unpopular law, and the voters expect them to do that.
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"I think he means … [Schiff] hasn't yet paid the price with the voters," she said.
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Prosecutors and police should honor the will of the voters and implement long-overdue changes.
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The rest of the voters either identified as either independent or not with any party.
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The voice on the phone had a reminder for the voters of the South Shore.
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Senator Sanders has attracted millions of enthusiastic young people and independents, precisely the voters Mrs.
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As a result, the voters, in a defensive crouch, found themselves closer to Mr. Trump.
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"I'm freer than colleagues who will face the voters again," he says in the book.
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Major tech companies took steps to prevent foreign meddling online before the voters cast ballots.
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"We're With You: We're Democrats" We've got to identify with the voters and show empathy.
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These are the voters who know you best and should be the most behind you.
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But even among the voters who did have a first choice, the race is fluid.
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It would be an unmitigated disaster to so fully reject the will of the voters.
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It's not Trump the voters are increasingly supporting or even focusing on, it's his policies.
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Central to that conundrum is whether the voters rejected Mr. Corbyn himself, or his message.
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A new poll shows the voters' perception of the economy is at all-time highs.
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The imperative is to give as full an explanation to the voters as is possible.
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The principle that the voters will judge, and then decide, should not be tampered with.
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I must hold myself to the highest standard of which the voters deserve to expect.
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But the "boss" of public servants — the voters — may refuse to see it that way.
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Thus, Ryan has a bigger incentive to promote a more unified front to the voters.
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And it's still not clear whether that's a draw or a detraction for the voters.
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Over half of the voters did not vote for you, and you cannot fire them.
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And we want to speak to the voters at our events that have real engagement.
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"It is how the voters feel about the different options, what voters want," he said.
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Otherwise, they face the wrath of the voters — something Bob Corker no longer worries about.
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Why not hear the candidates out, and let the voters determine which positions are moderate?
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The presidency is our one national office and should be decided — directly — by the voters.
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So where does this leave the voters trying to sort through these claims of sexism?
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The Carpetbagger Our expert has been closely following the races and the voters, all season.
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Academy Awards: Our expert has been closely following the races and the voters, all season.
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It's the voters who are already decided who are most likely to actually turn out.
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Below it says: Thank you for the confidence of the voters in Circo9106 (her region).
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I feel like the voters who elected President Trump understand little about people like me.
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"Running for president is a job interview, and it's only a job interview for the most important job in the world, and there are some basic questions that the voters want to know, and that the voters have a right to know," Kaine said.
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Evangelical voters made up 65 percent of the voters in South Carolina's Republican primary in 2012.
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They said this was too important an issue to trust to the hands of the voters.
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" And it said, "The simple thesis of this book is that the voters are not fools.
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Congressional Republicans, who must face the voters next year before Trump does, understand that very well.
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And I'm very thankful the voters didn't fall for the last-minute false allegations against me.
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So it would be up to the states -- and the voters -- to rein in such behavior.
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It&aposs extremely difficult where states have matched the voters in those places and done it.
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It is not that the voters are dumb, but that they have little incentive to learn.
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That task, as Alexander and many Republican senators maintained, should fall to the voters in November.
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They told the committee it should be the voters who decide whether to remove the sheriff.
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The voters in Hayward, the county seat, seemed unaware -- surprised, even -- of their own predictive powers.
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JOE DONNELLY is almost indistinguishable from the voters he is mingling with in Doug Burnworth's barn.
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So I wasn't surprised that the voters weren't where I was on a lot of things.
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"The voters of Iowa and this nation deserve a serious discussion of the issues facing them."
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The Republican majority will have to face the voters in 2018, and then again in 2020.
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The voters, they argue, will reward the Conservative Party even if they think the deal imperfect.
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Well over half the voters at the election in March chose parties from the political extremes.
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For one, Sessions's policy allowed federal law enforcement to go against the will of the voters.
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What if we focused on the voters whose voices have been animating progressive politics for decades?
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The voters have spoken, making it clear in 213 that Britain should leave the European Union.
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Those ballots are then given to the remaining nominees according to the voters' No. 2 choice.
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If the voters feel like giving more awards to the film, this seems the obvious choice.
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It's one thing if the Clinton campaign convinces the voters that Trump is frightening and foolish.
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"The voters' wishes can be respected, a strong right-wing government can be formed," he added.
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I said in a way I hope not because I think the voters need to speak.
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Incredibly, with just a few days left, almost half the voters I spoke with remain undecided.
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Or they could make his fate a political issue and let the voters decide in November.
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But it's also because she's relying on some of the voters who were stalwarts for Obama.
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In South Carolina, which holds a primary on February 27th, 55% of the voters were black.
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The voters who participated were paid, but were not told which organization had convened the groups.
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The second clause -- "and the voters didn't care" -- directly undermines the argument from the first clause.
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"If you run a positive campaign, the voters will ultimately make the right choice," Jeb says.
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In the final stretch, do not be surprised if the voters decide to do the same.
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We are suing to make sure that elections are decided by the voters, not partisan politicians.
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"On what basis does Stein seek to disenfranchise the voters of the Keystone state?" it read.
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Without strong Borders, we don't have a Country - and the voters are on board with us.
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He added: "Let's let the voters weigh in in November, and then we'll have an appointment."
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The generation has grown wary of politicians who answer directly to parties instead of the voters.
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"The voters are punishing the ruling parties because the coalition is a constant dispute," Neugebauer said.
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So what might Trump do to direct the passions of the voters in these 28500 seats?
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So why miss this prime opportunity to woo the voters that can really make a difference?
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Above all, if in doubt, don't ask the lawyers to decide: look to the voters instead.
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As the voters, we need the politicians to prove to us why we should hire them.
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Perhaps the voters are taking their revenge on the elites who let the 2008 crisis happen.
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But the voters have chosen a candidate and that means we have to respect that, period.
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The voters chose statehood, a development met with a shrug by most mainland politicians and newspapers.
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If that's the case, why doesn't he trust the voters to come to that conclusion themselves?
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The voters that Democrats need to win are in states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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" "Without strong Borders, we don't have a Country - and the voters are on board with us.
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The voters of Kansas learned a bitter lesson and made sure history did not repeat itself.
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"The voters have spoken," said Eric Jotkoff, a Democratic consultant who worked on Clinton's 2008 campaign.
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The voters themselves approved independent redistricting commissions to take politics out of the line-drawing business.
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You'll note that in none of these points that the voters were accused of doing something.
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"I have to respect the will of the voters," Kirk said, referring to Trump's primary victories.
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But the voters who are voting in the Republican primaries are not listening to their leaders.
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And many of the voters who vote because of immigration may prefer Trump and his policies.
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Is scaring the electorate into fear and concern about the candidate's judgment helpful to the voters?
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" "He has a little explaining to do with the voters," Mook said on MSNBC's "MTP Daily.
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Undetermined at this point is what impact the Brussels attacks will have on the voters today.
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Curry could have another game like Game 4 and make things fairly easy for the voters.
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He reckons that, like my students, perhaps the voters were doing their reading ahead of class.
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But Levante rejected those calls, and said that he would let the voters decide his fate.
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Three options were offered to the voters on the ballot: statehood, present territorial status and independence.
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"This is the base, and the base is totally divided," Mr. Hart said of the voters.
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The politics: Democrats denounced the move, saying GOP legislators are undoing the will of the voters.
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That means instead of the voters choosing the replacement nominee the local Chicago ward bosses did.
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Together, the proposals mark a sizeable shift in Democratic policy, but what will the voters think?
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The Supreme Court's weakening of the Voters Right Act of 1965 might also play a role.
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Despite the voters' misgivings, the major-party nominees are consolidating support among their party faithful. Mrs.
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Instead of the voters choosing their elected leaders, the elected leaders get to choose their voters.
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In the lobby, Dani Crespo, 15, waved his long arms, dividing the voters into two streams.
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Andrew Prokop: I bet Trump will bitterly denounce the voters for being losers as he concedes.
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The voters "are irritated about the electoral process," said Mr. Lubyanoy, including Mr. Putin's assured win.
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"The voters in Alabama don't give a flying foot about Al Franco," she said, misnaming Franken.
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Republicans in Wisconsin, Michigan and North Carolina seem intent on subverting the will of the voters.
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Favoring fireworks over forensics, the debates catered to the imperatives of cable television, not the voters.
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"It's the voters that are the victims," said Representative Michael Waltz, a Republican from St. Augustine.
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It's now the voters' turn to say if this is what they want in their politics.
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The voters had spoken for him by giving him more than 65 percent of the vote.
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Many of the voters who back an inquiry have not reached the same conclusion on removal.
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But for now, many of the voters who support an inquiry have not reached that conclusion.
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That is clearly what is best for the voters and the Democratic party's chances come November.
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They are the voters who gave Democrats control of the House of Representatives for 40 years.
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The voters who elected Trump and gave the Republicans a majority in Congress were surprisingly diverse.
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Governor Kasich will continue to campaign and offer the voters a clear choice for our country.
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The voters are not allowed to have any financial relationship with any of the eligible shows.
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If the winner were determined on a different basis, the voters and campaigns might behave differently.
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A: The geopolitical reality of California is that most of the voters are in Southern California.
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And the voters most engaged on the matter, she said, are younger women who lean Democratic.
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Republicans cried foul, but the voters ended up with a congressional representative who was actually representative.
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"It's clear from the polling that impeachment gridlock won't sit well with the voters," Penn said.
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The voters should fix that this year, despite strong competition from his Houston teammate Gerrit Cole.
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Mr. Trump will be the latest presidential candidate punished by the voters for not getting it.
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And that theme is contempt — Donald Trump's contempt for the voters who put him in office.
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The answer to the Moore debacle isn't to vilify Bannon and the voters who picked Moore.
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Generally speaking, I believe presidents should be elected and removed by the voters at the polls.
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In short, the Democrats need to start refocusing on the voters' problems, not their personal nemesis.
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While the Democrats and the media focus on impeachment, the voters will focus on the economy.
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Those races together feature thousands of candidates all trying to make their case to the voters.
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The only endorsements I'll be accepting going forward is that of the voters of CA-25.
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The voters could see with their own eyes that Trump won all of the primary debates.
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Republicans cannot fail to pass a bill then turn around and face the voters in 2018.
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This is not just about touting Republican ideology — it is a practical responsibility to the voters.
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In other words, the voters are already dialed in and paying a lot of attention. 2628.
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Trump proved it's the voters who make the decision not the money put into the race.
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Instead of having state legislatures choose senators, the amendment gave that power directly to the voters.
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The Liberal team noted that Scheer stirred no passion among the voters critical to their reelection.
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The voters polled by Politico and Morning Consult were more divided on Trump&aposs reelection prospects.
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But Sanders seems likely to pick up all or most of the voters still supporting Sen.
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The state's politicians have rejected the will of the voters and taken coverage from 60,000 Utahns.
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Most campaigns want to skip to the climax, forgetting that the voters don't trust you yet.
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The voters are a growing group of tech entrepreneurs and investors whom Mr. Agrawal has recruited.
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But the voters Quinnipiac surveyed — and their responses to a different question — could offer another explanation.
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I think if a person is not honest with themselves, they'll be dishonest with the voters.
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We still think that we're the voters, we assess the issues, and we make a choice.
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They find that politicians from both parties dramatically overestimate the conservatism of the voters they represent.
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In some states, the Republican nominating rules are designed to ignore the will of the voters.
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Among the voters under 50, though, Biden (26 percent) and Sanders (25 percent) were effectively tied.
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Young women are also among the voters most likely to express an affinity to the left.
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My final question, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters?
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I am nervous to leave it up to the voters in Az to vote them out.
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"I feel like that strips the voters of your district of that right to self-determine, and I think it's un-American for an incumbent to feel that they don't have to answer to their voters because there's no one else the voters can choose," she said.
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It is important to mention that in the same electoral process, the voters selected statehood as a final political relation with the U.S. The voters also wanted transparency in public service, something they did not get with the soon-to-be past administration, and thus on Nov.
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At the same time, Democrats have been obsessed with reverse-engineering how Trump dominated his primary and won the election, forgetting that the voters who propelled him to victory want different things — in personality as well as in policy — from the voters that propel Democrats to victory.
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"Because outgoing administrations are no longer accountable to the voters, they are much more prone to issue midnight regulations that fly in the face of the electoral mandate the voters just gave the new, incoming administration," said House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte before the vote.
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But the voters who felt seen by a statewide candidate for office didn't vote for a forerunner.
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But removing a judge in California requires the support of the voters in his or her district.
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But removing a judge in California requires the support of the voters in his or her district.
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But what's undeniable is that they were a way of limiting the voters' exposure to the candidates.
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As politicians often say but seldom get across so viscerally, the election is ultimately about the voters.
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Clinton urged the voters who gave her a surprise win in 2008 to get behind her again.
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And of the voters supporting such a ban, 41 percent, not 74 percent, voted for Mr. Trump.
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There's another problem: There were relatively few homogeneous precincts, where almost all of the voters are Hispanic.
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In a democratic system, the voters are supposed to listen to the candidates and make a choice.
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Soon after Palmer's discovery, the conference confiscated the card to protect the voters included in the database.
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Typically, the intertwined rhythms of politics and economics have ensured growth when incumbent presidents face the voters.
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Instead, the matter would be taken out of the voters' hands and decided by a select group.
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"The voters of our country have turned out in record numbers to support Mr. Trump," Dole said.
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For a Republican senator to be blocking that is frustrating the promises we made to the voters.
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They've always nominated the candidate who emerged triumphant from primaries and caucuses — the choice of the voters.
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Bannon is demanding the media listen to the voters but has no interest in doing so himself.
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The voters who don't respond to the postcard can expect to receive a ballot without presidential candidates.
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A little less accountability to the voters could offer a lot of benefits to those very voters.
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" Bondi shot back that she was defending "what over 69% of the voters put in the constitution.
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Henry Cuellar it's fighting to protect those jobs and that will be our message to the voters.
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"The voters are furious," Mr. Gidley said, "and they're not letting a stump speech sway their vote."
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But the voters who are motivated by anti-Latino sentiment are particularly likely to have switched parties.
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Some of the voters Bolsonaro gained may have been persuaded by evangelical leaders and their church communities.
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The deception spanned years and included lies to the voters, the press, congressional committees and Mueller's investigators.
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So Cruz branded his campaign with the slogan "TrusTED" and began making his case to the voters.
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And this is about all the voters, not just angry Tea Party Republicans or laid-off workers.
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Suddenly, Ford's experience wasn't anything the voters who quietly backed Carter needed to be embarrassed about ignoring.
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Then the voters would kick them out, and then two years later, forget and then reelect Democrats.
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And Social Security, also very popular with the voters, has imposed higher tax rates over the years.
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To many of the voters who backed Trump, he represents the sclerotic uselessness of 21st-century Reaganism.
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The voters in New Hampshire and in America deserve a campaign that focuses on the real issues.
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The data also show that out of eligible Latinos, 80% of the voters are of Mexican descent.
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But neither the voters nor the media were willing to accept a "coronation" (as many called it).
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The voters who made up their mind a month to a week before the caucuses chose Cruz.
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More to the point, the voters attributed to Youngstown actually live in suburbs throughout the Mahoning Valley.
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Of course, it might be too late to convince the voters that Trump isn't the right guy.
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So, we have to be clear with the voters about that and continue to work on it.
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Many liberals will blame the voters themselves, seeing them as racist, misogynistic and otherwise backward and ignorant.
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The voters pledging their allegiance to the Republican front-runner hail from all corners of the country.
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And some believe denying the will of the voters on the convention floor would destroy the party.
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A democracy of, by and for the people -- the voters -- not the big banks and big donors.
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The voters are led to expect that perhaps none of the parties will obtain an absolute majority.
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Turning out the voters in swing state suburban districts is of paramount importance for Democrats in 2020.
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Given that context, it is no surprise that 97 percent of the voters chose the statehood option.
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Instead, he said, the voters must first establish that their votes were diluted on an individual basis.
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The age profile of the voters in this year's midterms fit that tradition — but the outcome didn't.
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If the voters are persuaded to take the country in a different direction, then so be it.
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His win was expected, reflecting the unhappiness of the voters with the existing political and social condition.
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The voters are giving Trump much of the same kind of a pass for the same reasons.
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The search for enemies of the people who might thwart the voters' choice in June 2016 continues.
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"House and Senate Republicans can't face the voters in 2018 without passing a tax bill," he said.
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He said it was her opinion that sometimes you have to trust the will of the voters.
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Initially, Sanders and his supporters called on superdelegates in states he won to vote with the voters.
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Should both candidates honor these pledges, and provide plenty of detail, the winners will be the voters.
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"My promise to the voters was to repeal Obamacare - not block grant and keep Obamacare," he adds.
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Clinton has forcefully pressed the issue before the voters from the beginning of her campaign last year.
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That is a positive development, and those debates can be followed by the voters on C-SPAN.
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"If the voters decide to fire me tomorrow, I have something to go back to," she said.
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"We need to do what the voters want, which is what the President ran on," Perry said.
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Likewise, Trump has used Twitter to bypass the media and speak directly and authentically to the voters.
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But I looked the voters of Virginia in the eye and said, look, this is my religion.
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THE VOTERS Reports of altered voter profiles created concern among citizens that they might have been unregistered.
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"Earning support and trust from the voters of Utah is a top priority for me," he said.
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When asked if Walker deserves to be reelected, 34 percent of the voters agreed with the statement.
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They should not be surprised if, come November, the voters choose representatives who actually do their job.
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I think the voters like me, they understand me, they know I'm going to do the job.
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These are the voters Texas Democrats want to see turn out in droves during the 52 midterms.
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We have got to get the criminal aspect out of our campaigns and let the voters decide.
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If they resist, Mr. Cuomo and the voters must ensure that they pay a steep political price.
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The voters I spoke with rarely mentioned him, and his quiet debate performance seemed to reflect that.
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"We'll take it a step at a time and see what the voters say first," said Rep.
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"The voters expect that this (weedkiller) row is put to an end," Kramp-Karrenbauer told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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The voters they'll need most this fall — including white suburban women and Millennials — are largely on board.
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An Arizona official then appeared to blame the voters for the long lines in the presidential primaries.
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Sanders also led among white voters in California, who made up a majority of the voters statewide.
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Hours after Mr. Modi was elected prime minister, that was where he went to thank the voters.
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Her problem isn't age, but where she stands on the key issues that the voters care about.
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But the voters are deciding it's Biden, the party is deciding it's Biden, so it's likely Biden.
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An Associated Press analysis determined that 70 percent of the voters affected by this policy were black.
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These superdelegates had complete freedom to vote for whomever they wanted, regardless of how the voters felt.
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Although I think the defections seem to be worse with the political class than with the voters.
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His term was tumultuous, and after three years he was thrown out of office by the voters.
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"We empowered the patients and the voters and the people that don't believe marijuana is a crime."
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Meaning the voters did not want it, they wanted to talk about the issues in your district.
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Mr. Castro is going bold and deserves a fair shot to make his case to the voters.
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The contrast between Jones's reputation among his peers and the voters is, to put it mildly, stark.
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I think a lot of the voters who vote for Trump take Trump seriously but not literally.
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If Mr. Collins is successfully removed, local party leaders, not the voters, will select the Republican nominee.
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They say it is only fair to await the verdict of the voters four months from now.
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The voters are now Trump's noxious base, ergo Trump holds each of their fates in his hands.
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After 22016 percent of the voters rejected the amendment, President Morales came up with a new plan.
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In sound democracies, policies are the results of compromise between parties representing a majority of the voters.
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The state is now considering how to heed the voters' advice, including debating major criminal justice changes.
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The commission is appealing the order to remove the voters, which was issued by Malloy in December.
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"I think people, the voters, want low crime," Mr. Bloomberg told The New York Times last year.
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That was the original purpose of direct primaries—to force the parties to answer to the voters.
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Critically, identity politics run amok have alienated the voters who decide presidential elections in the United States.
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I'm going to make my case and let the voters, who are plenty, smart make their choice.
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I'm going to make my case and let the voters, who are plenty smart, make their choice.
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But the seven candidates in Charleston, S.C., had a lot they wanted to say to the voters.
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" PRESIDENT TRUMP'S LAWYERS Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, told senators to "leave it to the voters.
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"The voters are going to have an opportunity to vote on the President in November," says Tillis.
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The voters in swing states will know our nominee better, which hopefully will be a good thing.
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That sped up Biden's long history of fading after the voters get a closer look at him.
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Let the voters of France decide this Sunday what direction they want their country to go in.
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Of course the voters are not alone in knowing this has been the case for some time.
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Clearly, the criteria they're using right now is working against the voters in the early primary states.
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Trump's campaign rhetoric in 5003 succeeded in attracting the voters most opposed to immigration during the primary.
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Or somewhere around the amount of all of the voters located in Washington County where Marietta sits.
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Bill ousted the first President Bush by focusing on "you" rather than "I," what the voters wanted.
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So, we have to be clear with the voters about that, and continue to work on it.
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The voters have lost faith in almost every institution: the government, the parties, the media, etc. 31.
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Given this, continued delays represent a disservice to the president, and to the voters that elected them.
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They are the voters whom Biden and his supporters think he could steal back from President Trump.
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The prime minister, however, is elected by the House of Commons rather than directly by the voters.
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The baby boomer establishment polarized politics, lost touch with the voters and paved the way for Trump.
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Ultimately, though, the will of the voters will not likely influence the Republican majority in the Senate.
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After the referendum, she shifted her stance to one of insistence that the voters' wishes be respected.
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I think a lot of the voters who vote for Trump take Trump seriously, but not literally.
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We will see everything that happened through the ethics investigation and then we'll let the voters decide.
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In other words, the voters who thought Trump wasn't being tough enough were already voting Republican anyway.
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The rules set by each Convention are essentially peace treaties negotiated between the parties and the voters.
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Thomas B. Edsall How do Republicans hold on to the voters Donald Trump brought to the party?
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This needs to be repealed because that's what we told the voters we were going to do.
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Don't strip the concept of due process from those most qualified to make that judgment — the voters.
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To vote in November, the voters caught in the discrepancy will have to re-request a ballot.
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Many of his fellow party members said, simply, they didn't communicate their policies effectively to the voters.
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You can imagine the voters of Port Clinton will pick the next president of the United States.
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Idaho lawmakers are considering restrictions, such as work requirements, to limit the reach of the voters' will.
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That destroyed the goodwill within the system and really poisoned it in the minds of the voters.
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But neither the politicians nor the voters are clamoring for government seizure of the means of production.
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But folks, there's a easy way to know the Republicans are in trouble: just ask the voters.
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And they have created an opening for Democrats to win back some of the voters they've lost.
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More important, it could make the state's congressional delegation more accurately reflect the will of the voters.
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An analysis of the voters who abstained in the last round may spell similar trouble this time.
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The voters were, of course, correct about Donald Trump, and the government shutdown stems from those facts.
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"The voters of the 13th congressional district made history tonight," Espaillat, 61, said in a victory speech.
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Texting is changing American political campaigns while regulators, politicians, and the voters are scrambling to catch up.
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She later justified her decision, saying it was more important to take questions directly from the voters.
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"Thanks to the voters here, I have broken that glass ceiling," Washington told VICE in an interview.
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But right now, the voters clearly said we don't like what's happening when it comes pharma prices.
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"The voters, however, rejected this vision of where the court ought to go," Malcolm told the Daily Signal.
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We don't complete the projects and actually that is read by the voters as a lack of commitment.
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He was talking about having a plan to effectively disenfranchise the voters who elected Trump, should Trump win.
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The voters who were willing to defend Hal Rogers were less willing to give Trump the same deference.
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And I think what 2016 showed us is, we need to recalibrate that and refocus on the voters.
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Those are the voters Republicans stand to lose by passing laws that legitimately endanger abortion rights, Wilson said.
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And this year, again, the vast majority of the voters are projected to be older and more conservative.
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In Jefferson&aposs day, the voters knew all that the government did, and it knew nothing about them.
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DOVE: Those are real policies that have a real impact on the voters today, and they will matter.
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About 85 percent of the convention's delegates are chosen by the voters, and about 15 percent are superdelegates.
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"It is completely clear that the role the voters have given us is as the opposition," Schulz said.
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In any event, they will add, the voters should decide whether Donald Trump should have a second term.
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"I hear what they're saying, but what they're saying is being refuted by the voters themselves," he said.
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He's mobilizing a new Republican coalition, one dominated by the voters whose political attitudes are driven by prejudice.
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That's a sign that it doesn't matter who the parties want anymore, because it's up to the voters.
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The voters are more disgusted than at any time since the end of the military dictatorship in 21.5.
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"Our candidates are able to campaign effectively on what we have done to address the voters," he said.
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Despite Jauregui and Moore's repeated assertions that all these women are liars, it seems like the voters disagree.
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But he said Wednesday the results were clear and that Trump "just earned a mandate" from the voters.
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Those figures do not indicate which candidate voters picked, only the party with which the voters are registered.
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At the time, Hickenlooper called legalization a bad idea but agreed to implement the will of the voters.
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Voters are angry at the political establishment and the political establishment doesn't much care for the voters either.
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The prime minister says she opposes a new referendum out of respect for the voters' verdict in 2016.
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I mean, if the voters rose up with a write-in campaign, then of course I would serve.
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They're go-along-get-along party leaders who probably aren't eager to overturn the will of the voters.
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But he maintains that the voters are the most important part of the campaign's participation in this recount.
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But during a long Article 50 extension demands for another consultation of the voters will only get louder.
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In that way, Obama's zinger served the dual role of reassuring the voters and belittling an opponent simultaneously.
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Polling shows more than half of the voters in New Jersey itself are hardly aware of the election.
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And frankly, I don&apost think that message is going to resonate with the majority of the voters.
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The voters without an identification might be breaking something more like 22016/28.6 for Democrats than 20/21.
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"I would like to express my gratitude to the voters," said Abe in a press conference, Monday afternoon.
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Half the internet is porn and you need to be where the voters are — including a porn site.
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The voters without an identification might be breaking something more like 70/30 for Democrats than 95/5.
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The message has resonated with the voters — largely white, largely working class, largely male — who constitute his base.
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Instead, Feehery said, they showed that the president-elect was keeping faith with the voters who elected him.
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"This is an example of American democracy where 100% of the voters come out and vote," he said.
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The voters are mostly concerned with pre-existing conditions and are against any penalty for not having insurance.
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And for years, we've heard complaints about "politics as usual" from not just the voters but journalists too.
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Whether they remain legal and as advantageous from a tax perspective is the province of us, the voters.
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But the voters have spoken and it's time to come together, accepting of the work we have ahead.
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The national donors powering his campaign were not ideologically in line with the voters in Georgia's 6th district.
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The bottom line: the president's budget plan won't deliver for him or for the voters who elected him.
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However, once the nominations are locked, the voters have the final say ... at least that's what we've found.
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Wow what's that like..if you run a positive campaign the voters ultimately will make the right choice.
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Crossing the voters who elected them is not a recipe for a GOP victory in 2018 congressional elections.
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The voters in the focus group didn't hold whatever misgivings they hold about Donald Trump against his son.
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OF Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim — To be fair, the voters did get some things right.
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That means its customers outnumber the voters in America's presidential election in 2012 by almost two to one.
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The party elites and activists have gotten more and more distant from where the voters themselves actually are.
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Obviously we want to see more diversity in the voters because it's just, for me it's common sense.
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The voters who are most out there figuring out what to do are not the blue-collar Democrats.
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This time, with the decision in the hands of the voters instead of party insiders, he emerged victorious.
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But she believes her former job will make her well-suited to represent the voters of South Florida.
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It is when it begins to eat into bread and butter issues that the voters usually slap back.
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That campaign "helped poison the voters' mood against the government party," said Mr. Kim, the Dongguk University professor.
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The partisan convention went on for 60 days, but it was adopted by the voters two months later.
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In addition, nearly half of the voters in some counties cast a straight-ticket ballot for either party.
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And they, frankly, have a lot of control about what the voters follow, and where the eyeballs go.
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The voters are ready for a Senator who will wake up every day focused on fighting for them.
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Once a sheriff is elected, he can usually be removed only by a governor or by the voters.
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But I was finally able to make the case to the voters that they had the wrong fruitcake.
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Half the voters in the 2008 Democratic primary were residents of New York City, according to exit polls.
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If Brexit has a lesson for America, it's that the voters are far, far ahead of the politicians.
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The voters tried to advocate for Deschene but the Navajo leaders deemed him unsuitable for Navajo Nation President.
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And once the voters decide, we work with anyone willing to move pro-growth, pro-business ideas forward.
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This has not been your typical presidential election — not for the voters, the candidates or the news media.
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He is gaining in the early polls, though he needs more mass appeal to win over the voters.
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It is exactly what is wrong with the GOP establishment and it ignoring the will of the voters.
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"The vote in Saarland was strongly influenced by regional reflections and determination by the voters there," he said.
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I believed in the voters when I first ran for office, and I still believe in them today.
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Besides, the voters did decide — they elected Barack Obama, and he has almost 10 more months as president.
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There's no way the voters of the Mitten State (heh) or the Bay State would elect him now.
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The voters, who were participating in a focus group, came up with a hit parade of rock anthems.
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"The voters have spoken, and they want a new congressman — or a congresswoman, for this district," Knight said.
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Generally speaking, the voters hold the party in the White House responsible for the state of the world.
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I'm just saying, we've had three major elections on this issue, and the voters spoke pretty darn clearly.
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The chomp was taken by the voters who gave Democrat Ralph Northam a landslide victory of almost 9%.
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And just for the record, in this country, the United States of America, the voters decide our elections.
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Over all, he lost about 20 percent of the voters who supported Mr. Romney, according to exit polls.
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It was also a case of some ugly-looking sausage making right in front of the voters' eyes.
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The likelihood of either is in the hands of the voters — the ones who can cast their ballots.
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His task on Sunday will be to communicate that image to the voters tuning in to the debate.
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Then he campaigned again, performed well at the debates, delivered his message, and the voters are rejecting it.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — House speakers historically exit amid political intrigue, mounting scandal or humiliating rejection by the voters.
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He mobilized a new Republican coalition, one dominated by the voters whose political attitudes are driven by prejudice.
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Even more authoritarian are the voters who switched from Barack Obama in 2012 to Mr. Trump in 2016.
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If the voters don't like what an agency is doing, they can replace the agencies' boss, the president.
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Could the voters do a better job sifting through the reboot-remake mediocrity to find high-grossing jewels?
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So I think we need to be sensitive to the contract our leading Republican made with the voters.
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But I think the direction the city is taking is based on what the voters have asked for.
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Last week, the voters of Fargo, North Dakota, decided to opt out of this way of electing people.
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It is a fraud perpetrated upon the voters, which casts doubt on the basic fairness of the election.
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Maybe the stench of their tax dollars burning in a congressional trash can will catch the voters' attention.
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Unlike the votes in California and Colorado now, yours was not a ballot measure put to the voters.
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"The voters of New York won an important victory last night," Mr. Molinaro said during a news conference.
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Along with electing a new kind of president, the voters will also elect members of the Turkish Parliament.
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Half the voters Sanders would hit hardest are members of the party from which he sought the nomination.
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And are the voters who are still weighing Biden against his opponents finally prepared to make a decision?
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Never before were the best-known, well-established leaders of those parties so brutally eliminated by the voters.
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A party that narrows the sources it listens to is also narrowing the voters it can speak to.
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Why does Sanders omit this substantial deficit when measured by pure democracy standards — the will of the voters?
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Borghi said the League would promote its ideas within the coalition, but respect the choice of the voters.
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Laurie Davis, one of the voters, said Ms. Harris's lack of policy specifics in her remarks was disappointing.
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But, you have to meet the voters and wage an aggressive campaign on issues that people care about.
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Almost half of the voters surveyed — 49 percent — believe Mueller is conducting a fair investigation, the poll found.
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The problem is that the voters know about the interaction and ties between the automotive industry and politicos.
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