Sentence examples for can I vote from inspiring English sources

Where can I vote?

Can I vote for the judges' special awards?

"Can I vote?" Tracy Briggs, 26, asked Ms. Box, balancing her baby nephew on her hip.

By the end, "Can I vote for the SNP?" was also trending further evidence that she had impressed many south of the border.

"How can I vote when I do not feel I can elect somebody freely?" asked Mohammad Hassan Shateri, 55, the owner of a bookstore in Tehran.

4.22pm BST Contrary to protocol... "Can I vote that Charlotte Summers gets the copy of Tour de France 100," writes Neil Stockwell.

"If I can vote, I can vote for things such as being able to have housing for people getting out of prison.

"We go to a public place where there are lots of strangers, people who probably do not know me, will check my ID and determine if I can vote, I may face a long line, and I really want to get back to watch the game, I will probably run into Aunt Edna, and I hate her guts, etc.," he said.

As a Parkinson's disease patient and a new American citizen, I look forward to Election Day as something momentous: It's not just the first presidential race in which I can vote (I was born in Canada).

That I can vote, that I cannot be arrested for being a lesbian, that I can have health care and weekends and share public space with a brilliant rainbow of races, etc.

I've seen them all already, but I think I have to go see it again, and I don't think I can vote for you because I'm leaving town,' " she recounted.