Sentence examples for majority would vote from inspiring English sources

Among intending Tory voters, a majority would vote to get out.

"I think a vast majority would vote for unionization," he said.

"Totally free to vote their conscience, the vast majority would vote for sick days," he notes brightly.

They don't want an EU referendum, but a large majority would vote to stay in Europe if there was one.

"I did not expect that such a vast majority would vote for Jean Todt," he told reporters.

And should a referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union be held, I doubt a majority would vote to actually pull out altogether.

The comments come as an Opinium/Observer poll shows that a majority (51%) would vote today to leave the EU.

Mr. McConnell described the accord as "essentially final" and predicted that the vast majority of Republicans would vote for it.

A more credible basis is that the opposition is acutely aware that opinion polls show that the majority of Egyptians would vote yes to the draft constitution.

He said a majority of MPs would vote for same-sex marriage if the plebiscite agreed to it, so "the outcome will be reflected" regardless of whether the bill is self-executing or not.

Of the dozen or so people approached by the Guardian, a majority said they would vote for Neves, who has benefited from a strong performance in the televised debates and the country's biggest campaign machine.