Sentence examples for vote was about from inspiring English sources

"No, I think that's a classic way to try to misinterpret what the vote was about," he says.

And compared with Obama, her margin even among the much-vaunted Latina vote was about eight points lower.

The historic 'Brexit' vote was about much more than a small island's fear of immigration and a remote European government.

In 2004, George W. Bush's share of the vote was about equal to his job approval number right before the election; Mr. Clinton, in 1996, and George H.W. Bush in 1992, were about within that margin of error.

"We needed to keep fighting until the last possible opportunity, and that's what that vote was about," Bachmann said.

Ostensibly, Wednesday's vote was about restoring cuts in Medicare payments to doctors.

In it, Mr Roberts argues that the party's "core vote" is about 27.5% of the electorate.

The average turnout over the four phases of voting was about 44percentt, according to Pramod Jain, the state's chief electoral officer.

Isn't that what voting is about?

The number of registered Democrats who have voted is about twice that of registered Republicans, 53 percent to 28percentt, with the remainder unaffiliated.

This vote is about truck safety".