Sentence examples for mouse to vote from inspiring English sources

Registering Mickey Mouse to vote is easy, and a far cry from actually casting a fraudulent ballot.

These days you can order a fridge or washing machine with the click of a mouse, but to vote you have to trudge to the nearest local school and make a mark with a stubby pencil.

Voter registration fraud doesn't mean that Mickey Mouse will show up and try to vote on November 4th.

A campaign on Twitter and Facebook was organised by the Church Mouse, an influential blogger and occasional contributor here: Mouse wants ordinary church members to put pressure on their synod representatives to vote.

They pointed to a number of instances when ACORN canvassers - who were being paid to register people to vote - registered non-existent voters like "Mickey Mouse".

To vote?

Whom to vote for?

To vote green?

Who gets to vote?

"Except to vote".

Are you planning to vote?