Sentence examples for take your vote from inspiring English sources

Anger is indeed appropriate, but waiting for the opportunity to take your vote elsewhere might prove more rewarding.

"If you don't vote this time because of what happened last time, it's like letting them take your vote away twice," he said.

"Today they will take your vote, tomorrow they will take your land, the third day they will ask for your daughter, your son," she warned darkly.

2. Monitoring on the Day of the Elections: Don't just take your vote to the polls, take your cameras, notepads and cell phones so that you can document and report any irregularities you experience or see.

"We are here to take your votes".

Never allow them take your votes or your voice for granted.

If you voted for a Tory MP, the Govt have taken your vote and used it to deny you representative democracy.

"He's taking your vote for granted".

"My martyr brother took your vote back," is one slogan being shouted by the crowds, in reference to how far Iran has come since the 2009 election massacre.

So if you're a woman, one party takes your vote for granted, the other party thinks you can be told what to do rather than persuaded.

"The arrogance is this: 'We are just taking your votes for granted.