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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a protest vote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a vote cast to express dissatisfaction with the current political situation or to signal opposition to a particular candidate or policy.
Example: "Many citizens chose to cast a protest vote in the recent election, hoping to send a message to the government about their discontent."
Alternatives: "a dissenting vote" or "an opposition vote".
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Just a protest vote, then?
It's like a protest vote.
He called it a protest vote.
"It's in effect a protest vote".
But this was about a protest vote.
It's just a protest vote.
People say Eastleigh is a protest vote.
I voted Ukip as a protest vote.
This is not simply a protest vote.
Reggie 'n' Bollie are a protest vote.
Municipal elections always present an opportunity for a protest vote.
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