Meanings of resonated with voters in English

Opposition gripes about foreigners holding top-tier professional roles has resonated with voters, analysts say.

Hanson told Reuters that banning new mosques and Muslim immigration were issues that resonated with voters.

It knew it resonated with voters.

However often John McCain and Sarah Palin replayed the phrase, calling it socialism, the spirit of fairness resonated with voters.

That resonated with voters, after Chinchilla sparked outrage by accepting flights on a private jet, despite laws barring public officials from accepting sizeable gifts.