Sentences with phrase «boxes than voters»

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The more red meat the Conservatives dish out to their base, the more keeping their party out of power next year stands to become a bigger ballot box priority for voters than punishing Trudeau for whatever disappointment he may have inspired.
Not necessarily — a negative anti-government vote counts just the same as a positive vote when it goes in a ballot box and the evidence from 2010 suggests that a large proportion of Conservative voters were driven more by anti-Labour feeling than support for the Tories.
But it's also far easier to envision something like Get Out or Lady Bird, both critically acclaimed box office hits, having the sort of broad popularity with these younger voters than it would be with the older voters, who tend toward more artistically conservative ideas of what an Oscar - worthy movie is.
Despite all of the «Potter» franchise's box - office magic (the films have grossed $ 7.7 billion in worldwide box office and sold more than 165 million DVDs) the spell has never worked on academy voters.
Box Office Potential: Theatrical grosses will be negligible, as «Mudbound» (November 17) marks Netflix's next Hollywood frontier — disrupting the movie business, as the streaming service tries to hack some Oscar nominations without playing its day - and - date movies in theaters for more than a week (New York and L.A., home to the lion's share of Academy voters, may get two).
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