Sentence examples for stopped to vote from inspiring English sources

It was also Primary Day, and some workers undoubtedly stopped to vote on their way to work.

Gwen Frazier, 62, stopped to celebrate voting along with her son, Malik.

At 11 a.m., only 24 people had stopped to cast a vote.

Postmasters in town have stopped asking customers to vote for the Liberal Democrats.

But it could still dislodge Labour first, unless the party's supporters turn out to stop it.Getting people to vote is Mr Hart's biggest problem.

"I would have if I'd been in the UK but I wasn't going to stop a holiday to vote," he said.

But he again stopped short of threatening to vote against the measure as it is.

"The far left is not in a position to stop my government, only to vote against it and call strikes.

And it is never, ever a reason to stop exercising your right to vote.

Under this system, governments would have to vote to stop sanctions from being imposed, rather than vote to impose them.

Maine voted to stop allowing people to register to vote on Election Day — a practice that had been credited with enrolling some 60,000 new voters in 2008.