Sentences with phrase «to come vote»

This film only grows stronger as it reaches more people, which is good for hitting the sweet spot come voting time.

Then, the voting round begins, so tell your friends, family and readers to come vote for your tagline.

We shall see if it is still remembered come voting season.

With six Labour controlled councils within the Liverpool city region Steve Rotheram is unquestionably the front - runner come the vote on May 4, but that is only his first hurdle.

Such conversations can reveal which issues your shareholders actually care about — maybe board diversity isn't even on their radar, and won't be a deal - breaker come vote time.

While he may champion his economic policy in Texas, his environmental policy could prove to be a warning bell for those who consider the environment to be a real issue come voting time.

The IEA concluded as much in its big energy outlook report earlier this week, and now, here comes another vote of confidence:

Be sure to come vote for yourself -LCB- and tell all your friends! -RCB-

When it comes voting time, they will be looking for a president, not a clown.

Coming vote will be the first time Senate has voted on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act since 1996.

Back in 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo had a bullish plan for the coming vote on whether to hold a constitutional convention.

«I really felt that my being in the race was going to be a catalyst for people to come vote,» McLaughlin said, tears coming to her eyes.

Last week Harriet Harman, leader of the House of Commons, told MPs this coming vote could be the last time they are asked to decide their own pay packages.

Only 14 percent of voters have read or heard something about the coming vote.

It will be OK and I think in the end this coming vote will be in the favour of the opposition - no doubt about it.

If left unaddressed, these serious problems will undermine the legitimacy of the outcome of the coming vote, and could lead to action.

However, Creasy has come under pressure from within her local party in recent weeks over the coming vote on bombing Syria.

For there is no doubt that No 10 accepts this particular PM — a Conservative old Etonian with a posh haircut — is not likely to be the greatest of assets in the coming vote.

Surely his past as a BBC producer whilst his old man was there, then that period of chasing the money and lobbying for Pfizer should do for him come the vote.

Current town supervisor Rob Stanley is unopposed in the coming vote.

Come vote for us!