The phrase "asked for vote" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "asked for a vote" or "asked for the vote" depending on the context.
Example: "During the meeting, she asked for a vote on the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "requested a vote" or "sought a vote."
He also asked for vote of confidence, to dispel speculation about the longevity of his coalition government.
If the bill, which will give the PM the power to invoke article 50 to begin exit negotiations, is amended, a period of parliamentary "ping pong" may follow, with MPs asked for vote on changes made in the Lords.
He asked for voting to be extended.
Visiting a medical device company Wednesday in Chelmsford, he spouted questions and never missed a chance to ham it up as he asked for votes.
Before he won by 121 votes last fall, he went out and asked for votes in communities that his party often ignored.
He has repeatedly asked for votes as a personal endorsement on the grounds that he is the right leader for the hour.
And, while none said that Mr. Miller asked for votes in exchange, each conceded that Mr. Miller's endorsement led to warm relationships and friendships.
At a gathering of mostly white elderly voters in the Ironbound neighborhood, he politely asked for votes, saying "This is mi casa, su casa.
A respondent is introduced to a hypothesized market presenting a proposed Groundwater Protection Program GPPP) and a WTP value is then asked for voting to contribute into GPP fund.
On March 31 , 2011 I asked for votes to support Estate of Confusion, which has been nominated for the LexisNexis Top 25 Estate, Probate, and Elder Law Blogs of 2011.
Ever the reserved courtroom figure, he asked for votes with a formal "I request your support". And, almost as an afterthought: "I actually need money, too.
