Sentence examples for care about voting from inspiring English sources

I care about voting".

We don't care about voting unless we're convinced it's a "once in a lifetime" candidate.

(This is, in fact, why some young people didn't care about voting for her to be the first female president).

Most mainstream advocacy groups, the two major political parties and conventional media outlets generally don't care about voting machine accuracy.

"When you talk to younger people, for example Amos, or Rhiannon and Pariss, they just don't care about voting and they haven't been taught about it at school".

Many Algerians do not care about voting because they no longer trust the ruling party and believe the election will do nothing to address the lack of jobs for young people, particularly university graduates, and large-scale corruption.

Ask yourself, "What if nobody like me, who cares about what I care about, voted in this election?" If you don't like the answer to that question, vote.

Political economy suggests that politicians care about votes more than anything.

One of the things that is going on is the people that oppose election integrity efforts, they frankly don't care about vote fraud.

On an issue that I know something about and care about, I'll vote in the way that I think is correct, and if that excludes me from any possibility of having Cabinet position, so be it".

If your fund company votes the wrong way on issues you care about, register your displeasure by voting against the fund's directors in its annual election.