Sentence examples for interest in voting from inspiring English sources
And even the Virginia Senators, they have no interest in voting against this.
There are always ads during election season — particularly in presidential years — that seek to peddle products by taking advantage of the public's interest in voting.
They also said some board members might personally benefit from the deal, and so would have conflicts of interest in voting on it.
In Britain, the TV debate and the prospect of electoral reform, from my limited perspective, seems to have renewed youth interest in voting.
The students canvassed the state, raising awareness about a mock election that was intended to debunk the segregationist myth that black Mississippians had no interest in voting.
He has expressed an interest in voting in the past and tried unsuccessfully to get a ballot in the 1980s and 1990s.
The results of this change, however, are mitigated by the fact the none of these members are actually interested in voting for Best Documentary Short and have, in fact, asked members from the documentary branch to please stop calling them and stopping by their homes just to say hi.
The students were not informed that we were interested in voting per se but merely on their experiences on lecturing in general.
For example, a cartoon about voting might include a voting ballot with political candidates and celebrities, indicating that more people may be interested in voting for celebrities than government officials.
In his remarks on Wednesday, Mr. Corbyn seemed to underscore his apparent lack of interest in vote chasing.
