Sentence examples for vote are considered from inspiring English sources

Analysts believe Saturday's leg will favour a "yes" vote as the areas to vote are considered in general to be more conservative.

The topics excluding those with 1 vote are considered as the best candidate topics for the associated question group.

The parliamentary vote is considered too close to call.

Getting out the vote is considered crucial if voter turnout is as low as analysts expect.

That vote is considered a major triumph for freedom of the press.

He lost (after a re-vote when the first vote was considered rigged) in 2004, but won in 2010.

Scottish Tories have so long been in the electoral doldrums that taking 20 per cent of the vote is considered a triumph.

Similarly, the popular vote was considered markedly less partisan than the spoils system: the lesser, by far, of two evils.

Under Florida law, a vote is considered to be legal as long as the voter's intent can be discerned.

"There was a time when systematically denying black folks the right to vote was considered normal as well".

The vote was considered flawed, perhaps severely, by international observers, and Mr. Kabila is not popular in Kinshasa, a city of nearly 10 million where he lost the vote.