Sentence examples for polls vote for from inspiring English sources

Your goal is to be sure that all your voters come out to the polls, vote for your cause or candidate, and have their votes be counted as cast.

Unlike in other polls, voting for the Harris poll does not begin until October and ballots remain secret until the season's final week.

On October 28th Mr Obama appeared with Ms Burke at a school in a poor, mostly-black district of Milwaukee where, in 2012, 99% of those who went to polls voted for him.

He had actually topped that poll, voted for by television viewers, while still prowling the touchline as an unused substitute.

Harrison Ford, 72, also took third place for his role as Han Solo in the Star Wars films in the poll voted for by readers of Empire magazine.

The poll, voted for by over 10,000 people on empireonline.com also named the top 10 greatest TV characters, with Breaking Bad's Walter White topping the list.

So 7percentt of the people polled voted for Clinton in the primary, but [would] not vote for her in the general.

A couple of weeks before Election Day, participants in a Nickelodeon poll voted for Gov. George W. Bush over Vice President Gore by 55percentto45percentcent.

One accepted study reported that 91percentt of journalists polled voted for Bill Clinton in 1992; 43 percent of their fellow Americans did so that year.

Mr. Colbert made fun of the station, then apologized, and now the two former antagonists agreed to try to get to the bottom of just how many people in the straw poll voted for "Rick Parry".

"We have believed from Day 1 that more people went to the polls to vote for Al Gore in Florida than went to the polls to vote for George W. Bush," Mr. Lehane said.