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In other words, the board will give the voters what they want.

At no point did voters have to be turned away.

But many voters say they still know little or nothing about him.

But other cases may not be what voters here had in mind.

In the end, they said, voters will remember his record on services.

But the other half of the voters seem far less moved.

They say voters have told them to get along with each other.

In 1992, only 19 percent of voters felt good about the economy.

The voters in our countries should always have the last word.

I do not know how they will face their voters.

The more money she spent, the less voters seemed to like her.

Why is Clinton still doing so well with women voters in particular?

The voters are also being asked about a number of other issues.

But voters care more about the very young than the old.

Half the voters have no idea what he's talking about.

In the next couple months, we'll see if the voters get to hear them.

Under state law, the question cannot be brought before county voters again for three years.

But the questions are, at what cost and for how long will the voters go along?

But he had to think of all the voters who wanted him to stay on.

But the big question during the campaign was whether black voters would turn out for her.

But he does not want voters to take his word on the plan.

But in 1952 the issue was once more turned down by the voters.

As a result, voters do not know who gave money to these groups.

Voters have only turned a government out of office three times in 108 years.

But he is best known to voters because of the 2002 race.