Sentence examples for might vote only from inspiring English sources
A conservative might vote only for Cruz.
If you only want to vote, only vote.
Chief Judge Lewis T. Babcock of Federal District Court said the lawsuit, brought by a local businessman, Jason Napolitano, had not established Mr. Napolitano's argument that the proposal would diminish the voting rights of people who might vote one way, only to see their votes later apportioned in the Electoral College in a different fashion.
Judge Babcock said the suit, brought by Jason Napolitano, a local businessman, failed because Mr. Napolitano could not prove that the initiative would diminish the voting rights of people who might vote one way, only to see their votes counted in the Electoral College in a different fashion.
She said Christie's the only Republican she might vote for.
Any change they might vote into the law would have to be prospective, applying only to future members.
But maybe 2012 is like 1980, and the same electorate that voted for Ronald Reagan only eight years after voting for a fellow Californian, Richard M. Nixon, might vote for Mr. Perry eight years after electing George W. Bush.
While they might vote for the sake of voting, they would not challenge the government to respond to their interests.
Citizens voted only for electoral colleges, which in turn created lists of candidates from which the government might fill occasional vacancies in the Conseil d'État or Senate.
Please respect democracy and vote only once.
