Sentence examples for population voting from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin, which usually finishes second, might even eclipse Minnesota for the highest percentage of population voting.

On Tuesday, the prime minister's party posted a video from Mr. Berlusconi on its Web site in which he urged the nearly 13 million Italians — just under a quarter of the population — voting in municipal and provincial elections in 1,177 towns and nine provinces on Sunday and Monday to continue to support his coalition.

Columnists from left, right and centre also rage against the possibility of Scotland's population voting to leave the union.

The controversial change had been years in the making and came despite 83% of the population voting in favour of the status quo in a 1955 referendum.

It was one of many states to see a surge in Hispanic voters, with 36% more of the population voting early in the election than had voted altogether in the 2012 election.

"With the Scottish referendum I had severe misgivings about the potential result of Scottish independence but at least it was democracy at work and 84% of the population voting".

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So, only half the population voted for either Labour or Conservative.

Mr. Lee said that would not be possible unless 70 to 80percentt of the population voted.

E.B.: Yes, 52.9 per cent of the population voted for you.

"A large part of the population voted for a liberal vision of Poland.