Sentence examples for vote into a from inspiring English sources
Renzi had turned the electoral vote into a vote of confidence; the balloting was secret.
Mr Davis wants to turn any recall vote into a partisan battle.
The move transformed the vote into a competitive and potentially divisive event.
Mr. Berlusconi had transformed the vote into a referendum on his popularity and his continuing clash with Milanese prosecutors.
"The populists in Europe are always trying to run any vote into a pro-EU or anti-EU vote.
On that occasion he turned 2.9% of the first preference vote into a seat in the State's upper house.
His campaign has turned the Tsongas vote into an ad.
"Because the chance of any individual's vote making any difference to the result is tiny, the benefits of turning an uninformed vote into an informed vote are also tiny," Mr. Harford writes.
If the U.K.'s outmoded electoral machinery translates a narrow plurality for the Conservative Party (based on their getting roughly a third of the popular vote) into an absolute Tory majority in parliament, the changes will be slight.
It is not simply that America's most benighted voters — people from the entitled, stressed majority, people living in what has been euphemistically called the "periphery" — turned a protest vote into an unlikely victory for an extremist leader.
Meanwhile a vote to remain in the EU will mean that Cameron's hard-won concessions from the European Council will be put into effect – basically, he's turned every "stay" vote into an endorsement of his own statesmanship.
