Examples of 'voters could' in a sentence
Meaning of "voters could"
voters could: This phrase suggests a hypothetical situation where voters have the capability or potential to do something
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Voters could vote for up to eleven candidates.
But at least voters could get to them.
Voters could endorse the regime or abstain.
Which candidates the voters could see.
Voters could choose from three options.
Number of international voters could triple.
Voters could see who was funding campaigns.
Her difficulties with those voters could be a warning sign.
Voters could vote for only one candidate.
Republican voters could.
Two voters could not vote.
The country formed a single constituency and voters could cast a preferential vote.
Now voters could halt that.
She also believes some Labour voters could be persuaded to switch.
The voters could have known.
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The Abkhazian passport was the only document voters could use to identify themselves.
Voters could see that they did make a change.
The question arose as to how the voters could elect their representatives under these conditions.
Voters could respond yes or no.
In the Brussels constituency voters could choose from both sets of lists.
Voters could vote for the entire list or selected candidates.
The figures show that Indigenous voters could play a vital role in this election.
Voters could only reject the list by requesting a blank ballot.
Winning back disillusioned rural voters could help Democrats reduce the GOP margin of victory.
Voters could have explained what it was he had just voted for.
In addition, the voters could be put under pressure.
Voters could also register to vote or update their registrations online.
If that was not evident, voters could be drawn to extremist groups.
Voters could easily.
Apart from isolated campaigning, voters could vote freely.
Liberal voters could be disenfranchised.
Romero held political meetings at his modest home, where potential voters could learn about Libre.
Unaffiliated voters could participate for the first time.
Voters could cast one vote for the candidate of their choice.
Non-Democrats and unregistered voters could register or switch party affiliation at the meeting.
Voters could vote for as many candidates as there were seats in their constituency.
In both cases, Hispanic voters could represent the upside for Democrats.
Voters could either vote for a party list or for individual candidates.
A strong turnout by SRS voters could put Nikolic over the top, however.
Voters could request to temporarily change their polling station without changing their voting address.
For the nationwide list the voters could choose between 22 parties.
Voters could decide its fate in December.
At CREDO's GoVote. org website, voters could look up their nearest polling place.
Voters could reject the changes in a Swiss referendum.
But polls are still close enough that voters could narrowly affirm the 2016 decision to leave.
Young voters could win three trips for two anywhere in Canada.
If past trends hold true, undecided voters could push that figure to 40 % or above.
Eligible voters could also have applied for an option to sign by post.
Just five years ago, voters could chose from 20 parties.
Voters could be excused for thinking the Trumps had solved the problem.
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