Sentence examples for compelled to vote from inspiring English sources

We also had important local races and amendments to the state constitution that I felt compelled to vote on.

The only voters were 1,063 people selected by the military and compelled to vote in favour of Indonesian annexation.

But having carefully considered the president's substantive arguments, I am compelled to vote against the requested authorization.

When I asked two young women if they felt compelled to vote for Clinton because she's a woman, they seemed viscerally repulsed by the notion.

"Normally I'm a conservative but as a woman I feel compelled to vote for Clinton, Leee said, noting some of the derogatory comments Trump has made about women.

She said many of her fellow residents felt compelled to vote on the spot when the poll workers came instead of mailing their ballots.

For example, a proxy advisory firm might recommend in favor of two dissident candidates only; however, shareholders would have difficulty following that recommendation because, in the absence of universal proxy, they would be compelled to either vote for only the two recommended directors or to choose one full slate or the other and that could end up being the dissident slate.

The lawsuit alleged that "many voters will lose their right to vote in this election" if the state board of elections is not compelled to extend voting hours until that time.

Then, on Saturday, Nigeria's electoral commission (INEC) announced that, while it was "substantially ready" to conduct elections on 14 February, it felt compelled to postpone voting for six weeks (until 28 March).

He convinced several of his colleagues to withhold controversial amendments that would have likely compelled Democrats to vote down the bill.

So let us pause to consider whether, despite this, those drawn to the Green Party must feel morally compelled to cast a vote for Jill Stein which effectively helps Donald Trump.