Sentence examples for vote runs from inspiring English sources

The vote runs from August 4 until September 30.

The electronic vote runs until Thursday, with a two-thirds majority needed to grant the 30-member board the authority to dissolve the union.

Welcome to the New York City micro-equivalent, where the turf is smaller and the get-out-the-vote methods are old-fashioned, but the intensity for each vote runs just as high.

They couldn't vote, run for office, serve on juries, or in many cases, own property.

"YOUR vote," ran the government slogan, apparently without irony, "makes all the difference".

Those with mass-memberships would concentrate on "retail politics" (getting out the vote, running telephone banks and so on).

If it is not, we are rendered "aliens" who cannot vote, run for office or travel on a Zimbabwean passport.

But there are also centuries of being unable to vote, run for office or participate in public life.

Mr. O'Bannon, who won four years ago with 52percentt of the vote, ran the entire race this year as a front-runner.

Mr. Romney, while capturing almost 40 percent of the vote, ran behind Ron Paul among independents and got only about one-third of voters making less than $100,000.

Their combined total, how ever, was far short of the vote run up by Gov. Robert Ray, running unopposed in the Re publican primary.