Sentence examples for casting a protest from inspiring English sources

But it can be assumed that many were casting a protest vote against Labour.

She is not thrilled with Labor, either, and is considering casting a protest vote for a fringe party.

This year that's what makes a horse race, unless you're besotted by the idea of casting a protest vote for Ralph Nader.

He and his party will need to present an astonishingly good argument to talk the electorate out of doing what will come naturally in a mid-term: casting a protest vote against the party in power.

"I'm casting a protest vote because it makes it visible to major parties that there are people who are motivated to vote but are unwilling to vote for either of them," he said.

"And I want anybody who's thinking about voting against Hillary Clinton, and casting a protest vote because she is not all they would like her to be, to understand what the consequences for the country and the world will be".

Even at parliamentary and local by-elections, when Protestant Labour supporters have cast a protest vote, they have usually used the Scottish National Party rather than the Tories to do it.Despite all this integration, there is still insecurity among Catholics.

So don't use the Fafsa as a place to cast a protest vote.

Take Agatha Marten of Clifton, N.J., a 1988 Bush voter who intends to cast a protest vote for Perot.

And some may cast a protest vote against Sir Ian Gibson, the outgoing chairman.

Of course, it's easy to cast a protest vote away from home – ie Brussels.