Sentence examples for vote strongly from inspiring English sources

Urban voters, mainly said no; those rural ones who bothered to vote strongly said yes.

The number crunchers said that, for Remain to have a good night, Newcastle had to vote strongly in favour.

The Border Mail reported that McGowan received "a thunderous round of applause when she declared she would 'stand there proudly and vote strongly for same-sex marriage'".

The Indian vote, strongly Democratic, was important in Mr. Tester's victory over Conrad Burns, a Republican incumbent who lost by about 3,500 votes of more than 406,000 cast.

In an interview with the Guardian, Carmichael said if Shetland were to vote strongly against independence but the Scottish national vote was narrowly in favour, then a "conversation about Shetland's position and the options that might be open to it" would begin.

Iowa A recent Des Moines Register poll gives Trump a +4 lead, and the early vote strongly suggests Trump is poised to do better than Romney did in 2012.

Nor are attacks confined to areas that voted strongly to leave.

Ohioans also voted strongly in favor of a state constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages.

Choudhry told detectives: "He just voted strongly for everything, as though he had no mercy.

On October 2nd voters voted strongly for him and his allies.Choosing coalition partners was tricky.

Opinion polls also showed that voters under the age of 30 voted strongly for "remain," while those over 60 voted equally strongly for "leave".