Sentence examples for have started voting from inspiring English sources

But many Democrats have started voting red.

"Now many of the dentists have started voting for them".

About 2,500 production workers at Toyota's Altona plant in Melbourne were due to have started voting from midnight on Thursday, as the first shift workers clocked on.

Conservative MPs have started voting in the contest to decide who will be their next party leader and the country's prime minister, with Theresa May a clear frontrunner among her parliamentary colleagues.

Indians have started voting on day one of the world's biggest election, with the ruling Congress party pitted against the Hindu nationalist BJP opposition.

They may, from my thumb-fingered calculations, already have started voting as I write this.

More than 30 states have started early voting, requiring telephone polling to supplement the in-person election-day surveys.

Trump's Republican voters, for the first time in decades, seem to have started massively voting their own interests, and therefore not that of the plutocratic party establishment.

"Some people have started to vote, and probably that's one of the problems with early voting, is that a lot of people get to see debates and wish they'd voted another way," Stevens said.

They might think that controlling costs is not important to them, but they would be wrong: in America the universities' customers are fed up with high fees and have started to vote with their feet.Higher education needs to do more to prove its worth.

"Why haven't we started voting yet?