Sentence examples for voting my from inspiring English sources

Mr. Go said he considered voting "my duty as an American citizen," adding "I have an opinion on the outside world, on who's governor, who's senator, who's president.

Whenever I talk to children about the importance of voting, my mind goes back to Grandpop Allen.

If I'm expressively voting my convictions, I guess I could try to vote harder for Mr Johnson, but I can't see it helping.

He uses his index finger to emphasize his point: "people have been dying for voting rights and people aren't even voting!" My father has always been into history.

"But... as a voter, I'm not carrying my candidate's proxy into the ballot box, I'm voting my conscience".

When I shared my concerns about voting my mentor, Joan suggested that I co-host a living room conversation about youth voting with my peers.

"I voted my conscience, and I voted my district," said Representative Mike G. Fitzpatrick, a Republican from suburban Philadelphia, who voted no.

"I voted my conscience," Mr. McCullough said.

"I voted my conscience," she said.

And they know that I will vote my conscience.

"The bishops preach against it, they don't think we should vote," my host said.