Sentence examples for consider voting in from inspiring English sources
Consider voting in last year's Congressional elections.
Of the Republican candidates this year, she added, "They're nothing but hatemongers trying to control everyone, saying, 'Live as I live.' " She continued, "If Republicans would stop all this ridiculous talk about contraception, I'd consider voting in November".
Moderate Republicans in North Carolina, Virginia and Kansas are similarly renewing calls to take up Medicaid expansion, though it's unclear if there will be quite enough conservative support or whether Democrats would consider voting in favor of work requirements.
Another Democratic proposal, which would require the rebuilding money to be repaid to the United States using oil revenues, failed by the same margin, even though several Republicans said they would consider voting in favor of it when it reaches the Senate floor.
So the real decision will have to be made by the voters themselves, with or without their leaders -- by many thousands of ordinary Mexicans who might normally prefer to vote for Cardenas and the left but who will now have to consider voting, in the name of democracy, for Fox, the right-wing cowboy.
Nelson believes Snowe's fellow Senator from Maine, Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), will now seriously consider voting in favor of health care reform.
This supports the idea that increases in online information seeking at election time are driven by voters who are considering voting in the election.
"Would it not be worth considering voting in public again - would that be more likely to make us vote as members of our community?
Labour voters who really want to minimise the Tories' share of seats could consider voting Ukip in Boston and Skegness, Rochester and Strood, South Basildon and East Thurrock and in Castle Point.
To point out the obvious, only people whose life plans call for working and paying their own way would ever consider voting Republican in any case.
Polling for ComRes in October 20143 suggested that, while 16% of self-identified Labour supporters would consider voting for Ukip in the 2015 general election, one in 10 current Ukip supporters would consider voting for the Labour party.
