Sentence examples for normally voted from inspiring English sources
His first election campaign attempted to give the Conservative party wider appeal, not least to black voters and other ethnic minorities who normally voted Labour.
In fact, he was more concerned that Catholics — who normally voted Democratic — would swing to Taft because of a big favor the Republican had done earlier for monastic orders in the Philippines, where he'd served as governor-general.
Christa Robinson, a CNN spokeswoman, said the network had found that some of the surveys of voters leaving the polls in a Florida county that normally voted Republican had "skewed heavily for Gore, and so it seemed off".
A1 Some women in Chicago who said they normally voted Democratic expressed dissatisfaction with Mr. Gore, echoing reactions that have been suggested on a larger scale in recent national polls.
In 1992 voters remembered that George Bush had broken his "read my lips" pledge not to raise taxes, and many people who normally voted Republican defected to Ross Perot, ushering in the Clinton era.
He would turn up for his agreed two or three dozen occasions a session, normally voted the straight party ticket, and kept his mouth shut on all except two or three subjects.
"I'd normally vote conservatively.
"I normally vote Republican," Chris said.
Turkeys do not normally vote for Christmas.
Residents who normally vote there will be redirected to a nearby school to vote.
