Sentences with phrase «to get people to the polls»
A tight run - off is the perfect opportunity for field organizing to shine, since victory is all about getting your people to the polls.
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«That means getting people to the polls on election day.
Cuomo is coming in at a time when people are tired of government and there is voter fatigue after the 2008 presidential race, and getting people to the polls when there's no top - of - the - ticket energy could be a challenge.
«It's hard enough to get people to the polls once, let alone a second time,» James continued.
And unusually warm February weather might have helped get people to the polls, too, observers say.
The Carpool Vote platform was designed to get people to the polls on election day or during early voting, or to transport people to get a voter ID before election day.
Of course, those realities don't automatically translate to getting people to the polls.
The Ben Franklin Club knows how to get people to the polls.
Niou has also won much of the union support which could make all the difference on election day when it comes to knocking on doors and getting people to the polls.
With turnout likely to be low and the Tea Partiers potentially a wash for the Republicans, the onus will be on Democratic campaigns to get their people to the polls.
«The momentum we have has resulted in our seeing a lot of really positive responses,» said Sheehan, «but we still want to get people to the polls.
It's because the moment these issues are resolved, politicians can't use them to get people to the polls.
«His victory does speak to the fact that if you have an individual with name recognition who can get people to the polls you do have an opportunity to buck the establishment and buck the party but it's not easy to do,» said Zaino.
«And that will be a vision that will animate people, that will get people to the polls, that will be a contrast, a bold contrast to the policies of Donald Trump.»
She helped to train volunteers, register voters, and get people to the polls.
We should extend that effort to getting people to the polls, rather than just providing a forum for the candidates to speak to those who are going to vote anyway.