Sentence examples for most likely vote from inspiring English sources

But Janice Taylor, a nurse who said she would most likely vote for Mr. Bentley, said the salary issue still seemed like a gimmick.

Whom, I asked him, would Rabbit Angstrom most likely vote for?

He is an undecided voter, but said he would most likely vote for Mr. Romney.

I will most likely vote for Bernie Sanders, even if it means writing him in".

No, really: Candace Owens knows that the grandmothers of the people coming most likely vote Democratic.

If the council voted today, a significant number of council members would most likely vote no, believing that Kiev has not yet done enough to meet E.U. conditions.

But the number citing Liz Kendall as the most likely vote-winner has dropped from 25 per cent to 19 per cent over the same period.

Mr Burnham enjoys strong support in the North West - the region from which he hails and where is MP for Leigh - as the party's most likely vote-winner (44 per cent).

You're most likely voting for Barack Obama.

But among those most likely to vote, based on their voting history and stated intentions this time around, Clinton led, 49%-39%, in the new poll.

According to The Daily Beast, the extreme conservatives like the Tea Party, are the most likely to vote in elections, including primaries.