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Examples
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Despite the heavy tax-base and votership in that small speck of real estate, the rest of the state ends up feeling neglected and overlooked.
Rants 2009
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Despite the heavy tax-base and votership in that small speck of real estate, the rest of the state ends up feeling neglected and overlooked.
Local with Local 2009
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Despite the heavy tax-base and votership in that small speck of real estate, the rest of the state ends up feeling neglected and overlooked.
Wine Chick Wednesday: I'm in a New York State of Disconnect 2008
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Despite the heavy tax-base and votership in that small speck of real estate, the rest of the state ends up feeling neglected and overlooked.
LENNDEVOURS: 2008
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The GOP votership are racists and authoritarian cultists, and Rudy makes them quiver with delight.
Prominent Archbishop: I Would Deny Communion To Pro-Choice Rudy 2009
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She is a pawn, used to sway the conservative votership.
David Letterman’s Hollow Apology To Palin « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009
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But he still appeals to the Republican base, votership.
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I think, in terms of politics, the Conservatives would like us to be fearful and thus tractable as a votership – that way they can bring in all kinds of legislation that will make them look like heroes, ensure votes, but ultimately make us a more constricted society.
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Theoretically I think that might be useful but as a practical matter it seems unlikely to go anywhere, as this would need to be something passed by the SWFA votership, and people are usually very reluctant to vote themselves fewer benefits.
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We've got -- you know, you have 55 channels to choose from; people's viewing habits are changing; the votership is at 50 percent.
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