Meanings of distract voters in English

Team Romney's solution: distract voters with discredited, racist conspiracy theories on President Obama.

Labour said the figures were robust and the claim was a cynical attempt to distract voters.

Attacking Democrats for disagreeing over the rules regarding the questioning of terrorist suspects could not distract voters from the war.

As legislative elections approach in September, critics accuse Chavez of focusing attention on outside threats to distract voters from domestic woes.

The opposition dismissed those as a ruse to create a sense of "imperialist" threat and distract voters from daily problems.

She rejected that on Monday, saying Cameron had far more reason to use the issue to distract voters from economic problems at home.

The hashtag TrudeauMustGo trended as he was derided for attempting to use his family to distract voters from his political woes.

The opposition says the assassination claims are designed to distract voters from daily problems such as violent crime, high prices and creaking public services.

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused U.S. politicians on Thursday of whipping up "hysteria" about a nonexistent threat in order to distract voters.

On Thursday, Biden told reporters that revealing it now would distract voters from focusing on Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the top court.