Sentence examples for voted differently from inspiring English sources

She added it was wrong to think that people had voted differently for different reasons against Labour, saying her analysis was that they were saying the same thing albeit in different accents all over the UK.

I will recognize that the 50% of Americans who voted differently than me are more like me than they are different.

On seven issues, Catholic Supreme Court justices voted differently from Protestant and Jewish justices, even when taking into account underlying differences in each justice's ideology.

Many people would have voted differently if choosing a government.

In some, though, it seems plain that she would have voted differently from him.

If people had been informed of this they might have voted differently.

"On occasion in a representative democracy you're going to get a difference between the popular vote and the number of seats because people vote differently in different seats," Wong told the ABC.

She said people tend to vote differently in the different types of elections with UKIP performing strongly in the European elections in May in comparison to the general election in 2010.

"We almost certainly vote differently, and we have varying opinions about different aspects of educational reform.

None wanted their full names noted nor their photos taken, each gave a different reason for their choice and each planned to vote differently on Sunday.

But they do vote differently.