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The phrase "a bad vote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vote that is considered unfavorable or detrimental in a particular context, such as an election or decision-making process.
Example: "The committee's decision was influenced by a bad vote that did not reflect the majority opinion of the members."
Alternatives: "an unfavorable vote" or "a poor vote".
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"Thirty-two is not a bad vote".
They put 3,000 Hispanic voters on a "bad vote" list to try to undo my 984-vote margin.
The other so-called moderate Republican from Maine, Susan Collins, offered one of the lamer excuses I've heard from a politician to explain a bad vote.
Another practice that some companies do is to not bring forward a director during proxy season and then after a bad vote, a director wants to hear what we have to say.
They know it's a bad vote.
So it was a bad vote.
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It's a bad voting record, and the people of New Jersey know that".
A lifelong Republican, he is now working to defeat his United States representative in Connecticut, Nancy L. Johnson, a Republican who Mr. Gadiel thinks has a bad voting record on immigration law.
But Democrats, mad over a looming "bad vote" on the Obama jobs package they were rewriting, used a rare maneuver to block it.
Clinton's vote yesterday on the Lieberman-Kyl legislation was a very bad vote.
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