Sentence examples for vote turn from inspiring English sources

In exceptional elections, people who don't usually vote turn out, too, shifting things dramatically one way or the other.

"For students to make a difference, they must register to vote, turn out to vote and live in marginal constituencies," says Hepi's director Nick Hillman.

Will my vote turn hope into real progress?

But that vote turned out to be a mistake.

Unless, as unemployment soars, Germany's vote turns into a change election after all.

Last week, the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, turned 91.

His rivals pulled out the day before the vote, turning polling day into a dangerous farce.

He will find it difficult to stop a vote turning into a referendum on his government.

Some see the rural vote turning against the EU, partly because of the prospect of a cut in farm subsidies.

Yet the vote turned out to be a setback for Mr. Mas himself, because his party lost 12 seats.

True, hewing to Colombian tradition, only 45% of those eligible to vote turned out to do so.