Sentence examples for a changed vote from inspiring English sources

Clinton has to convince them that a changed vote would uphold American democracy against the interference of a supposedly hostile state that threw the election for Trump.

But that is what we seem to have as Labour and Conservatives battle for Lib Dem support by offering the chance of a changed voting system.

A majority may well emerge from a new election (especially if held under a changed voting system), but it is far from certain that it would be to PD's liking.

Clinton, with a small number of changed votes, would have defeated Republicans.

A few members quickly changed votes after apparently realizing what they were voting on.

The remuneration structure is in line with a change voted through at ITV's annual meeting in May to put more emphasis on the longer-term performance of the business through a five-year share award scheme.

It's a difficult thing to change votes in a recount in Alaska.

Not a one changed their vote..

By early March, according to Marks, a judge within the LLF "raised concerns, we went back to the finalists committee one more time, a member changed their vote and we withdrew the book from consideration" (Jim Marks, p.e.c., July 22, 2006).

Young people came out to vote because Labour offered them a change to vote for.

There will be a change; the vote reflected that.