"finished voting" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the completion of a voting process or to describe a state of having completed voting. For example: "The polls have closed and everyone has finished voting."
I left the house about 7 o'clock a.m., and I finished voting by 7 15.
Bondholders finished voting early Wednesday, and G.M. said later that not enough of them had agreed to a debt swap.
"Today, Senate Democrats finished voting on a budget that raises taxes by nearly $4 billion," Mr. Skelos said in a statement, referring to his tally of the total amount of taxes approved in the last few months.
Back in Sayeda Zeinab, having finished voting, Magdy Mustafa returned to the main square, where, crowded on all sides by election posters, a photo of his son hangs between two lampposts.
On Thursday, just five days after its workers finished voting to ratify their new contract, Chrysler said it plans to eliminate up to 11,000 more jobs, in addition to 13,000 previously announced cuts.
As soon as the board finished voting, the audience gave their elected officials a standing ovation for allowing the ching-ching of video lottery terminals to sound in Saratoga Springs by the end of the year.
Some voters faced "prohibitively long" lines and did not finish voting until early Sunday morning.
On a Tuesday or Wednesday, it's generally about 7.30pm when we finish voting.
The dinosaur contraptions have a reassuring sound for voters — there is a heavy clunk as you pull the lever to finish voting.
"We all agree to Abdu Rabbu," said one of the women, who identified herself as Umm Abdullah, displaying her ink-stained thumb after she finishing voting.
Photograph: Larry W.Smith/EPA Updated at 10.37pm GMT 5.35pm GMT Nina Bush reacts as she finishes voting at a polling booth at Toledo police museum in Ohio.
