Sentence examples for then I vote from inspiring English sources
"If it changes the constitution, then I vote no," Jossi said.
It was a transparent manoeuvre then (I voted yes to Europe as a port in a storm without illusions) and is fraught with far more uncertainty now.
He then says: "I vote Republican, but I'm socially liberal".
"It hurts to vote this way, but I think George Bush has been a disaster, and if my cat had the best chance of winning the election, then I'd vote for my cat".
(What were we meant to say? "Oh well then, I'll vote for you").
"If I am for marriage between a man and a women, then I should vote for George Bush.
"If there are no systemic changes to our debt, then I would vote no on raising the debt ceiling".
If Bernie advocated for the Green party, far more aligned with his policies and mine than the Democrats, then I would vote for the Green party candidate this year.
It is inevitable I will be asked who I will vote for at the caucus meeting on December 12. Whoever the caucus elects will have my unwavering support, but if Bill English puts his name forward then I will vote for him.
