Sentence examples for may even vote from inspiring English sources

Some may even vote Republican.

Not only may its women go out unveiled and drive cars, they may even vote.

He says he may even vote for Ralph Nader, the Green nominee.

A few fund managers may even vote against BP's pay report on Thursday – but, note, the poll is purely advisory.

Knowledgeable diplomats say that France has signaled that, despite misgivings over the occupation of Iraq, it will not veto a resolution to lift the sanctions and may even vote yes.

Two other members of the nine-member rate-setting committee, Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty, may even vote for a rise in coming months, returning to a position they held last year.

"I think that the candidates don't want to waste time on a group of people who may or may not even vote," she said.

Ms Mala may not even vote in the general election on September 30th.

Their parents do not have much political clout, and may not even vote.

"And I may not even vote, which is sad, since I always do.

Yet when it comes to politics, the director is more downbeat; he may not even vote in the forthcoming Italian elections.