The phrase "a good vote of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a positive endorsement or approval, often in the context of support for a person, idea, or action.
Example: "The committee's decision to fund the project was a good vote of confidence in our team's capabilities."
Alternatives: "a strong endorsement of" or "a positive affirmation of".
The begums were freed and Bangladeshi politics has resumed its five-yearly anti-incumbency cycle.In this section The tenacity of hope A good vote in the angry valley Shadow movement Go for big chests and slim waists Don't bring me your huddled masses Reprints Related items Bangladesh: After we were so rudely interruptedDec 11th 2008The election, however, was something of a triumph.
As many chapters of the IPSP report stress, political theorists have recently come to emphasize deliberation as a central aspect of the political process, alongside the distribution of power and the selection of a good voting and decision procedure.
Asked if Mr. Paul's supporters were a security threat, Mr. Hammond said, "The good voting public of New Hampshire are not a threat".
So far it appears that Democrats have banked a good number of votes among people who would have voted anyway, and are seeing some modest success with mobilizing lower-propensity voters.
For the other candidates, it seems like a lot of good votes going to waste.
Last week the Senate, by a good majority, voted in favor of expanded background checks and making straw purchases and gun trafficking a federal crime.
Given that a good 70% of the vote for parliament went to Islamists only a few months ago, the run-off could be between two of them.
Even more strikingly, the Salafists, who espouse a more extreme and puritanical Islamist ideology, have far exceeded expectations, in some places getting a good 20% of the vote.
Among those seeking the protest vote, the biggest winner was a populist pig-farmer, Andrzej Lepper, and his xenophobic Samoobrona (Self-Defence) party, which won a good tenth of the vote.
The margin may widen in the next round, which takes in more solid Islamist strongholds.Yet the Brotherhood's leaders had spoken confidently of getting a good 70% of the vote, dismissing their opponents as a thin cocktail of Christians and out-of-touch elitists.
