Sentence examples for vote plans from inspiring English sources
The "get out the vote" plans for election day are being rehearsed and fine-tuned.
Post-Brexit vote, plans for the proposed Centre for Music in London collapsed.
Power Vote plans to dispatch organisers to college campuses across America, educating students about climate policy and capturing their information for mobilisation to the polls in November.
Law, who as a legislator is able to vote, plans to submit a blank ballot in protest against Beijing's outsized influence in the decision and the "small circle" nature of the election.
Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, the front-runner in the March 28 vote, plans to evacuate more West Bank settlements unilaterally, a top figure in his party said this week.
Mrs. Clinton has carried the Catholic vote in many primaries so far, but Mr. Obama, "unwilling to concede the Catholic vote, plans small round-table meetings and 'listening sessions' with Catholic voters in Pennsylvania's urban and rural areas, as well as e-mails and phone banks targeting Catholics.
Let the national popular vote plan be tested in court.
The vote planned in Greece is no exception.
The next step is the vote planned for Thursday.
The court scuttled another vote planned for October, ordering the police to surround the election commission.
An ingenious alternative solution is the national popular vote plan, whereby states mandate that all their electoral votes go to the national popular-vote winner.
