Sentence examples for vote in normal from inspiring English sources

We now know the answer to the worrying problem that fewer and fewer people turn out to vote in normal elections, and the young appear to be turning their backs on politics altogether.

He said poll workers should ask for the ID but voters without them could go ahead and vote in a normal manner anyway.

Because of a new law passed earlier this year, poll workers there are instructed to ask voters for official photo IDs, but a judge ruled that voters who do not have them may vote in a normal way anyway.

The government defeated Labour's motion by 252 votes to 226, a majority of 26 - less than its usual majority in Commons votes, which in normal circumstances is more than 50.

They're trying to do normal politics, with normal leaflets and normal hustings and, via these processes, come upon votes in the normal way of politics.

Young people also may vote in higher than normal numbers this year, many motivated by the mass shooting that killed 17 students and staff members at a high school in Parkland, Florida, in February.

1) MPs have not yet been promised free votes on all, or even some, of the measures, but unless that happens the voting could end up just being a re-run of what has happened in normal votes on Brexit amendments.

The flashpoint could be Congress's annual vote in June on renewing normal trading relations with China, which will be swayed by its human-rights record.

We sentimentalise rough diamonds but, in normal times, we vote for smooth operators.

In normal Australian elections, voting is compulsory.

There were other reports that people were being allowed to vote in places other than their normal precincts.