Sentence examples for vote because of from inspiring English sources

She says she hasn't decided, but will definitely vote "because of the Suffragettes", adding that she might go along just to spoil her ballot paper.

Did you know 23percentt of voting-age black people in Florida can't vote because of their felony laws?

An Obama supporter, he said Ms. Berkley would not get his vote because of the investigation.

We took a strike vote because of the other nurses who were sick".

In the end, though, does anyone vote because of the arts?

Hundreds of people were not able to vote because of problems at polling stations.

Mr Bush did not deserve my vote because of his policies on the environment, economy or Iraq.

Soon afterward, Congress approved the Fifteenth Amendment, prohibiting states from restricting the right to vote because of race.

Many Ukrainians could not vote because of mistakes on the electoral rolls; others seem to have voted more than once.

Bridget has his vote because of improvements to the area pushed through by the Lib Dem council.

He said he had considered not bothering to vote because of worries over fraud, but eventually decided to go anyway.