Sentence examples for voting inclination from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown [Gavin Brown of the Tories] scowled quietly, perhaps thinking of the 10% and their possible voting inclination.

When he reached voting age, his inclination was to vote Liberal.

Richard Thigpen, a Democratic political consultant, said that President Bush, who lost New Jersey to Al Gore by 500,000 votes, had little inclination to take care of a state that is becoming increasingly Democratic.

In fact, the SuperPAC might target this benefit to past 'Obama for America' volunteers and others who have shown an inclination to vote and to vote for Democratic candidates.

It is some encouragement to the In cause that the proportion of the Europe-friendly young saying that they will definitely cast a ballot has been nudging up, but their overall inclination to vote remains considerably lower than among their older, more Europe-hostile grandparents.

Using a ten-point scale, they rate people's inclination to vote for independence.

And New Jersey has already shown its inclination to vote for retired sports stars.

Still, he pointed out that this most Democratic of cities has shown an inclination to vote Republican for mayor.

They want Malcolm Turnbull to give them enough of a reason to confirm their inclination to vote for them, the inclination they have been expressing to every pollster since he became prime minister.

After registering, voters dipped a finger in ink that would stain their skin for a couple of days and so deter any inclination to vote twice.

Since even liberal senators like Russell Feingold, Joseph Biden and Paul Wellstone have expressed their inclination to vote for him anyway -- is this bipartisanship, senatorial clubbiness or merely the last gasp of feckless Goremanship?