Sentence examples for vote which could from inspiring English sources

The Irish and perhaps the Danes might still have to vote, which could lead to demands for referendums elsewhere.

The bills must receive a final House vote, which could come as early as Monday, before heading to the State Senate, where Democrats also outnumber Republicans.

Mr Corbyn's office want this all to be completed before the Government calls a Commons vote – which could come as early as March or April.

But there can be little doubt that Obama's vote — which could not have affected the outcome — was influenced by worry about being branded as soft on terrorism.

Once again, all eyes are on the crucial swing vote, which could determine who sits in the White House for the next four years.

Still, Mr. Nader continues to draw a fraction of the vote, which could prove crucial to Mr. Gore in the final balloting.

Mr. Romney was also expected to benefit from Florida's absentee votes, which could break records.

Members of the parliament could propose subjects for debate and call for votes, which could include - at worst - votes of no confidence in the arts council.

Labor has won the Adelaide seat of Fisher by just 23 votes, which could result in the Liberals calling for a recount.

California voters also approved a measure that would replace traditional primaries in state and Congressional elections with, effectively, two rounds of voting, which could have a profound effect on the state's political future.

At stake in those cases as well as the Florida Supreme Court's pending decision are thousands of votes, which could offset Gov. George W. Bush's official margin of 537 votes and give Mr. Gore the Presidency.