Sentence examples for population will vote from inspiring English sources

Democrats hope the growing Hispanic population will vote the way Hispanics vote now.

On 5 July, the Greek population will vote in a referendum on whether it wishes to accept the bailout conditions that Greece's European creditors have proposed in order to keep the country from default.

On 10 and 11 March, the 1,500 eligible voters among the 3,000 population will vote on the following question: "Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an overseas territory of the United Kingdom?" People on the windswept South Atlantic islands will stage a rally on Sunday, the first day of voting.

Gallup then assumes that only fifty or fifty-five per cent of the population will vote in the election, since that is historically the case, and counts only the fifty or fifty-five per cent of its sample that scored the highest on the likely-voter questionnaire.

Last summer I predicted that if we do not break with the economics of high inequality, high debt and low productivity, populations will vote to dismantle the global order.

He faces tough races in South Carolina and thereafter on Super Tuesday on 1 March, when several southern states with diverse populations will vote.

Most educated Afghans, a small but important minority of the population, will not vote because they believe there is no candidate worth voting for.

Three days later, on Super Tuesday, several other states with large black populations — including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia and Tennessee — will vote.

About 45% of the population will probably vote for him come hell or high water.

Instead of chasing after undecided voters, both major political parties might find it more productive to mine votes among the unregistered populations that they believe will vote their way.

It's a rising concern, as the same study found that more millennials than ever plan to vote in next year's election, as well as it being the first time the entire millennial population will be voting as part of the working-age group.