Bush did not convince voters so much as he dazzled them.

"But there is not enough money in the world for him to convince voters he has done a good job."

Their problem is now to convince voters that they have a future.

Such things don't happen where, in order to get power, politicians need to win debates, convince voters, make sense.

Their challenge now is to convince voters of the same thing.

Bush must convince voters that he really wants to be elected and is working hard to earn their vote.

It is far easier for candidates who are not part of the system to convince voters they will do that.

He has one more chance to convince Heisman voters of that.

At home, a series of scandals has convinced voters that the government is no longer listening to them.

He has moved increasingly to the center, trying to convince voters that his election would not drive out investors.