Sentence examples for have voted almost from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, they have voted almost identically.

How great is our decline, her audience can only agree, from the days when Zoo readers would have voted, almost to a man, for Edith Sitwell.

In all eight, key national elections, presidential and parliamentary, since 1981, the people of Donzy, "les Donziais", have voted almost exactly the way that the people of France have voted.

Vodafone shareholders have voted almost unanimously to approve a £51bn cash and shares bonanza from the sale of the mobile firm's American subsidiary Verizon Wireless, giving the green light to the largest single return of value to investors in corporate history.

Union members had voted almost unanimously in favour of strike action.

Since 1964, the state has voted almost exclusively Republican, even though African-Americans, who account for 28percentt of the population, overwhelmingly vote Democrat.

Tube drivers have voted by almost 9-1 to accept a pay deal for a new all-night service.

"I have voted in almost all of the presidential races going back I can't remember how long, but if they tell me I need a passport or birth certificate that'll be the end of that".

While we can't imagine who she would have voted for almost 70 years after her death, I can't help but think how excited she might have been by Bernie Sanders' progressive ardor, Clinton's historic accomplishments, and the fact that children of immigrants Sanders, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio— ran for the nation's highest office.

Mr. Franks says he would have voted with the majority almost every time.

A whopping 2,078,050 people have voted early in North Carolina, almost twice as many as did in 2004.