Sentence examples for comfortable voting from inspiring English sources

"He tells me the other night he would only feel comfortable voting for Jesse Ventura," Lonnie said, laughing.

Although Shapiro said he would have felt comfortable voting for a kicker, Goldberg said, "I would have had reservations about voting for him".

Not all of his Democratic friends were comfortable voting for a black man, he told me, but they were eager to put the Bush years behind them.

As one adviser to David Cameron points out, May does risk losing votes from liberal remainers who were comfortable voting for the former prime minister.

Ms. Blewer said that while she was committed to P.S. 163 she did not feel comfortable voting on behalf of its parents.

That, he explained, meant that Guyanese immigrants felt comfortable voting for candidates of white European origin, and most of those were Republican.

I may be privileged, but this is about more than class: millennials of all demographics, whether poor or comfortable, voted for Clinton.

Haythornthwaite said the comfortable vote for the pay report indicated that shareholders largely approved of the deal the company struck to recruit Conn.

He said the "sleepy assumption" in Westminster among the pro-Union parties that there would be a relatively comfortable vote against independence had been completely destroyed over the past few days.

The state of the economy, he said, may be a chance to "bring more young people into feeling comfortable for voting for Republican candidates, when they might not otherwise naturally think so".

Mr. Nader also said he planned to spend more time campaigning in states where the election is expected to be lopsided, so Democrats would feel comfortable about voting for him.