Sentence examples for votes votes from inspiring English sources
And three Republican electors have threatened to cast their votes — votes that actually count — for Ron Paul.
Mitt Romney got eight more votes — votes, not points — than Rick Santorum, a margin of less than seven one-thousandths of one per cent of the total cast.
The only thing that's going to make a difference to the NHS bill is votes – votes of Lib Dem peers and MPs.
Our nation is a great cathedral of votes — votes not only for Congress and for president, but also votes on Supreme Court decisions and on countless juries.
The bottom line is that the initiative, if passed, would spot the Republican ticket something in the neighborhood of twenty electoral votes — votes that it wouldn't get under the rules prevailing in every other sizable state in the Union.
The decline in retail shareholder participation coincides with a pending decision by the S.E.C. that would bar companies from counting so-called "broker votes" — votes on shares where clients haven't given voting instructions — in all board elections.
If the 'black vote' votes it will clearly push someone over the line.
No candidate owns anyone's vote – votes have to be earned.
People voted, votes were counted - but we don't know who is in control.
GR 3.39pm: Vote! Vote! Vote!
