Sentence examples for to vote yet from inspiring English sources

We're not ready to vote yet.

The Hamms aren't eligible to vote yet.

I would love to hear about them And if you haven't registered to vote yet..

Republican or Democrat: "I don't have the right to vote yet.

It is ridiculous, he says, that the UKM4, who are all aged 21 years or older, are deemed responsible enough to vote, yet not allowed join a party.

"I just wish more young people would vote, or that they made a conscious decision not to vote, yet were really interested and knew everything.

While a core group of Snapchat's audience may not be old enough to even vote yet, there's no harm in engaging with them ahead of that day in order to influence their still-forming political opinions.

"I also want to wait and hear from all of the Democrats in the primaries and caucuses who haven't had a chance to choose and vote yet".

"I am not sure who I am going to vote for yet, but I want them to address the topics that are important to me".

But on Monday, the Council is scheduled to vote on yet another attempt to clarify how close Unilever can build to the Porrinos.

The almost universal rejection of directly elected mayors just a few weeks ago was, I would suggest, a decision to vote against yet more politicians.