The phrase "avoid voting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of not participating in an election or decision-making process.
Example: "Some citizens choose to avoid voting due to a lack of trust in the political system."
Alternatives: "refrain from voting" or "skip voting".
But both issues have been referred to committees to avoid voting down the executive.The Tories reject this cosy consensus.
— John Erpenbach, one of the forteen Democratic state senators who have left the state to avoid voting on the bill.
Mr. Bower, a college-educated Republican, said he voted for Mr. Trump largely to avoid voting for Hillary Clinton.
Perceived as the alternative choice for those wishing to avoid voting for a candidate with an Islamist ideology but not affiliated with the Mubarak regime.
Republicans had also hoped to avoid voting more than once on raising the nation's borrowing limit before next year's midterm elections.
The exception was in neighborhoods where local party leaders passed out sample ballots with their recommended candidates, and helped people avoid voting to turn a clearly troubled guy with large legal problems into a U.S. Senate nominee.
Former Washington Post Executive Editor Leonard Downie Jr. avoided voting for many of the same reasons cited by Cooper.
As a Welsh-speaking Welshman, I have always avoided voting Plaid Cymru in general elections because its influence will be minimal even in a hung parliament.
The European Union (referendum) bill easily cleared its first Commons hurdle in July after Labour and the Liberal Democrats avoided voting on the issue.
Some localities have avoided voting on or using them through technicalities, while in other towns officials have worked to eliminate them.
After months of review, haggling and soul searching, Los Angeles Board of Education members this week avoided voting on a strategic plan developed by Supt.
