Sentences with phrase «potential voters before»
State Sen. Toby Stavisky greets potential voters before voting during last week's primary at a polling station in northern Queens.
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Nevertheless, as a potential voter, I would prefer to think that the leaders of whichever party I favor have done everything they can to nominate a quality candidate before I have to make a choice.
The poll first asked potential voters about Nixon in March, just before she officially announced her candidacy.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday appeared unconcerned with a potential primary challenge from actress and advocate Cynthia Nixon, saying he's ready to put his record before voters as he seeks a third term.
City Council Member Gale Brewer, participating in her last meeting of the Technology Committee, which she previously chaired, before taking on her new role as Manhattan Borough President, said she was skeptical of Internet voting, noting that the potential requirement of I.D. cards was problematic given the Voter I.D. debates, but emphasized her support for improving reporting of election results and encouraging voter registration through other agencies.
It is also true that the experience of attempted intimidation before and during elections deters some potential voters from exercising their democratic rights both in the near and long term (Hickman 2011).
New York has the responsibility to ensure that voters know if presidential candidates have potential conflicts of interest before they cast their ballot.»
They say Underwood is well - positioned to run the office and will minimize any potential political conflicts since she would not campaign before the voters for the seat.
The Globes are really the best «For Your Consideration» ad a studio can get, showcasing potential nominees in front of the largest possible audience before it comes time for Oscar voters to lay down their own picks.
We can teach our young people what they will need to know, as future voters and future leaders, to defuse the anger of potential enemies before it evolves into terrorism.