Sentences with phrase «questions over voter»

Questions over voter apathy have left some supporters of Community Board 11 Chairman Jerry Iannece wondering how their candidate could have lost in September's primary election.

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«The question facing British voters on Thursday is just a specific, local version of a question being considered by voters all over the advanced world: Should we vent our rage at the institutions we are dissatisfied with by replacing them with some unspecified, nationalism - inflected replacement?»

Over two days of testimony before Congress earlier this month, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg dodged a litany of questions from lawmakers about how the data of 87 million Americans ended up in the hands of voter profiling firm Cambridge Analytica.

While Kennedy faced questions from some voters over whether he would take orders from the pope, that kind of skepticism is virtually unheard of today, Galston says.

Democrats over the weekend questioned the results of a Siena College poll that showed Cuomo viewed viewed unfavorably by 51 percent of voters, after only 40 percent viewed him that way last month.

The other big sticking point is over the nature of the question to be eventually put to Scottish voters.

It was also proposed that Miliband would spend two days each week outside the Westminster bubble, speaking to voters all over the country, and suggested he approach prime minister's questions in a less confrontational manner.

No matter the internal strife over Donald Trump's presidential bid, the intensely competitive Republican primary contest is bringing a booming number of voters to the polls — while Democratic turnout plunges, raising questions about whether these trends will last through November.

According to a press release sent out earlier today by Davis, the state Board decided on Sept. 15 to advise county boards of elections that both sides of the ballot should contain text and a graphic, such as an arrow, that highlight to voters the need to turn the ballot over to locate the constitutional convention question.

«While the Convention Question won't be on the front of the ballot where it should be, voters will at least be urged to turn the ballot over to vote on whether to hold a Constitutional Convention and on two Amendments proposed by the Legislature.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg faced more questions over his leadership, whilst Labour leader Ed Miliband pledged to listen to voters on the issue of immigration, as Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship reports:

There is, therefore, a question mark over Clarke's popularity amongst current Conservative voters, presumably due to his past refusual to compromise on his pro-European views.

Mrs May's decision raised questions over why she has taken the risk of putting her future in the hands of voters in «a gamble she didn't need to take».

But it was an awkward choice of words, and in the following days the Conservatives realised a standoff over the English question risked the pledge to Scottish voters sliding.

In 2015, it felt like the rest of the nation was getting to experience a little bit of my job when this voter (at 1:10) on the BBC's Question Time special tore into Ed over Labour spending.

Among the question topics were his plans for the remainder of election day, what was most surprising in his campaign, public polls showing him substantially behind, whether his family is happy that the campaign is over and what he thinks voters care about most.

Jeremy Corbyn batted off questions about Trident, his reshuffle and whether he can win over voters...

Jeremy Corbyn batted off questions about Trident, his reshuffle and whether he can win over voters in a lengthy interview on the Today programme.

It's suggesting that it be given the final say over the wording of the eventual question which will be put to Scottish voters.

Haley's campaign announced that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will visit South Carolina to campaign for Haley along the coast June 18, though how much influence Romney has over GOP voters there is an open question after his dismal finish in the state's 2008 presidential primary.

* Voters all over Long Island are questioning whether our new system for voting works.

Efford said backbench MPs who once questioned whether Corbyn, the MP for Islington North, could gain support among traditional voters had been won over by his performance.

Where the Conservatives have more grounds for optimism are some of the other questions asked in the recent polls about David Cameron — a recent ICM poll that found that David Cameron was seen as a potential PM, a person who could change the way people thought about the Conservatives and a person who over a third of Labour voters and almost half Lib Dem voters said they could vote for; another ICM poll that found that 40 % of people thought that Cameron was the natural heir of Tony Blair — these sort of findings were definitely not seen after Michael Howard became leader.

Efford said backbench MPs who once questioned whether Corbyn could gain support among traditional voters had been won over by his performance.

«We have seen, over the last six months, his favorability, his job performance rating, and the generic re-elect question, all slipping over the last six months, largely with Republicans, largely with upstate voters, but a little bit across the board.

«Legitimate questions over the funding provided to campaigners risks causing harm to voters» confidence in the referendum and it is therefore right that we investigate.»

About the best news for Lhota was that 30 percent of the voters questioned said they didn't know enough about him to form an opinion, meaning he still has a shot at winning them over.

In 2015 a UKIP parliamentary candidate was questioned over allegations he tried to influence voters with sausage rolls.

«The heated, sometimes angry, debate over the proposal to build a mosque two blocks from Ground Zero has New York State voters twisted in knots, with some of them taking contradictory positions depending on how the question is asked,» said Quinnipiac University Polling Institute director, Maurice Carroll, commented in a statement.

«The question is, how useful is highlighting the [climate] issue to pull some of these swing voters over with him?»

I want to establish clarity for British voters and deliver sovereignty to the British Parliament over the question of its future relationship with its biggest trading partner.»

On questions swirling over Cambridge Analytica, @RepAdamSchiff says: «We need to find out what we can about the misappropriation of the private information of tens of millions of Americans... used by this digital arm of the Trump campaign to manipulate American voters.»

The Cambridge Analytica scandal is now raising questions over the tactics used to try to influence voters in the Brexit vote.

Meanwhile, US media is viewing the case as an international effort to read voters» minds and raising question mark over privacy policy of Facebook.

Communicate over the phone with Registrar of Voters staff about poll worker attendance and any other team needs (missing supplies, questions, etc.).