Sentence examples for population vote from inspiring English sources

It can be a member of the EU, at least if more than half the population vote in its referendum in 10 days' time.

Israeli Arabs — 20 percent of Israel's population — vote, have political parties and representatives in the Knesset and occupy positions of acclaim, including on its Supreme Court.

But the events of the past year, which saw 45 per cent of the population vote Yes to independence and the SNP storm to victory in May, have prompted many to question what it now means to be Scottish.

His government wants to ditch Fiji's highly complex voting system, lower the voting age from 21 to 18 and abolish race-based electoral rolls, under which the country's 57% indigenous population vote separately from the 38% Fiji Indians.

A new survey by the Hong Kong Transition Project, an academic group that studies the territory's democratic evolution, has found that by far the most popular option, supported by 81 percent of the population, is to have the entire population vote in a primary that is open to all candidates, followed by a runoff between the top two candidates.

Did 70percentt of the population vote for Barack Obama?

Only half of the state's voting-age population votes even in the most interesting, most contested elections.

This will "permit more effective enforcement" of the Voting Rights Act and "protect minority population voting rights," he said.

Thirty per cent of the population votes.

(ID #1171 "Population Votes - Not Area").

In 1960, less than 14percentt of Mississippi's population voted, compared with Minnesota, where 45percentt of the state's population voted.