Sentence examples for consequences of a vote from inspiring English sources

The legislation says nothing about the consequences of a vote.

No one knows what the consequences of a vote either way would be.

However it remains unclear what the precise consequences of a vote against the agreement by the Parliament next week would be.

The consequences of a vote for Trump are a lot more clear: come January, he will be in the Oval Office.

But McLoughlin argued the opposite, saying the consequences of a vote to leave "will not be shared out evenly" across society with the poorest worst off.

There's no indication that they've actually considered either the nature and record of the Liberal Democrats or the actual consequences of a vote for them.

For those Democrats concerned about the consequences of a crossover vote, it continued, "Even if you vote in Tuesday's Republican primary, you can still participate in future Democratic Party political activity".

It would be disastrous to go into a referendum with all the politicians being terribly delicate about the consequences of independence: a vote to leave would in fact be followed by savage rows over all sorts of things, and it is essential that everybody understand that in advance.

We voted for the Referendum Act without understanding the consequences of a leave vote.

It is tempting to conclude that the dire warnings issued about the economic consequences of a "yes" vote scared some nationalists into putting their pocketbooks before their hearts, thus swinging the vote back to the "no" side.

This likely outcome is the consequence of a voting system that in the past two elections has rewarded the Lib Dems' 23% share of the vote in 2005 with just 10% of the seats in the House of Commons, and their 19% share of the 2001 popular vote with only 8% of MPs.