Sentence examples for vote badge from inspiring English sources
Back inside the theatre, one audience member wearing a yes vote badge issued a warning.
Meanwhile Tony Abbott has said he was "headbutted" by a man wearing a "Vote yes" badge in Hobart, leaving him with a swollen lip.
Cover image: A priest displays his Vote No badge during a LoveBoth Stand Up For Life rally on May 12, 2018 in Dublin, Ireland.
Labour wits started wearing Vote IDS badges - an edgy tribute to Mr Howard.
"Think about the future of our NHS before voting on Thursday!" calls Sandra, a middle-aged Londoner wearing a Santa cap emblazoned with "Vote Jeremy" badges.
He sees himself as an independent voice willing to stand up to intimidation, and he wears his anti-Israel votes as badges of honor.
You can also vote for which badge will be featured in a t-shirt next.
"I know we want bad people separated from society, but couldn't we be a bit compassionate?" he asked the largely white, grey-haired crowd, many with "Vote the Bible" badges in their lapels, as they munched barbecued pork in a country-club ballroom.
He accepts a badge saying "Vote Bob 4 more art" and a flier ("Be Bobtimistic!"), but he won't be voting for Smith – he's not a constituent.
And to be depressingly honest, that is, for a lot of Italians who vote for Berlusconi, a badge of honour.
Not remembering the last time he voted may be a badge of honor to Peter Schiff, but people who care about voting may be turned off by Schiff's "Don't blame me, I never voted" attacks on government.
