Sentence examples for voting myself from inspiring English sources

That is hard to say, mostly because people who study early voting (myself included) don't know much about the characteristics of early primary voters.

My thoughts on it aren't that relevant, because I can't vote myself.

"On one of the days I had to be reminded twice to go vote myself," Ms. Archambault said.

This was the day I became sure I was going to have to vote myself off the island.

When Tony Shafrazi, the Iranian-born New York gallery owner, got wind that there was a cultural program brewing, "I voted myself in," he says.

Ms. Cho wondered, "Wouldn't you be sick of the people there after all that time?" "Yeah, I'd vote myself off the island," Mr. Schulman said.

"I only wish I could vote myself".

He said: "A handful of shareholders in Bradford Bulls Holdings led by former chairman Chris Caisley, who between them hold slightly in excess of 50% of the company's share capital, have given notice that they intend to vote myself and (co-director) Andrew Bennett out of office.

Carlota died when I was 17, a year before I was old enough to vote myself.

"After all this, to vote myself in for Congress — it's crazy".

And though I'm not eligible to vote myself, it's something that keeps me up at night, too: With Republicans so quick to display how much they hate Latinos and immigrants, why hasn't the Democratic Party cracked the code on how to properly court us as voters and supporters? .