Sentence examples for be wrong to vote from inspiring English sources

"It would be wrong to vote for them," he said.

Would it be wrong to vote for someone whose political views I strongly oppose simply to stir up trouble in the the "enemy" camp?

Would it be wrong to vote for someone whose political views I strongly oppose simply to stir up trouble in the "enemy" camp?

"I think I was wrong to vote for the war," Mr. Edwards said in an interview.

Even Rees-Mogg expressed misgivings this week and declared he had been wrong to vote for the Libya imbroglio.

"It is misleading to say power-sharing parliament will lead to anarchy, it is arrogant to say voters are wrong to vote any other way than for the major parties and it is disrespectful of [the] democratic system," Wilkie said.

"I don't recall Senator McCain saying he was wrong to say that all illegal aliens should be able to stay here permanently, or that he was wrong to vote against the Bush tax cuts," Mr. Romney said.

Matthews believed that Russert (the fisherman) had finally succeeded in getting Hillary Clinton (the marlin) to admit that she was wrong to vote in favor of the Iraq war resolution in 2002.

Back in grade school we had the instinctive dignity to know that it was wrong to vote for ourselves -- no matter how high the office, not for bus monitor, not even for class head of the March of Dimes.

This may only be a symbolic move, for that is a mere 1% of the American-led coalition's forces there, but symbols and emotions are what terrorism is all about.To say all that is not to say that it is wrong to vote out governments that supported the invasion of Iraq a year ago.

Mr. Edwards, noting that he had acknowledged that he was wrong to vote for the use of force, pointedly added, "It is important for anybody who seeks to be the next president of the United States, given the dishonesty that we've been faced with over the last several years, to be honest to the country".