Sentence examples for vote wanted to from inspiring English sources

A referendum in March 2013 found that all but three of the 1,517 islanders eligible to vote wanted to remain British.

An exit poll by the Abacus agency showed that 82percentt of the people who bothered to vote wanted to get rid of the old system.

The result of its ballot shows that only 45,651 – or one-third – of the 133,108 police officers in England and Wales eligible to vote wanted to see the Police Federation campaigning for the right to take industrial action.

"A lot of people who don't have a vote want to decide who our next mayor will be," Mr. Weiner wrote.

Mr Obama, who typically comes second with about a quarter of the vote, wants to cast her as the status-quo candidate.

Jordanian demonstrators are calling for the election of the prime minister by popular vote, want to see corruption seriously tackled and unemployment - which tops 13% - alleviated.

The result suggests most of those who voted wanted to rejoin Russia.

This is not what supporters of majority voting want to hear.

Nixon had set out to expand the Republican vote; Bush wanted to keep it from contracting.

But taking part did not just mean voting: people wanted to see the procedure work.

Of the 1.3m votes, 87% wanted to keep Section 28 and only 13% wanted to get rid of it.