Sentence examples for voting this year from inspiring English sources

Have you experienced problems voting this year?

A man's voice called out, "We're not voting this year".

Both younger and older voters held similar views about voting this year.

Experts disagree about why women in polls may be less enthusiastic than men about voting this year.

Members of the armed forces overseas, from Florida and other states, have reported many problems in voting this year.

A CNN poll conducted nationwide in mid-July found older voters were significantly more enthusiastic about voting this year than younger voters.

He went on to say that a depressed turnout would help the Democrats because Republicans are generally thought to be more enthusiastic about voting this year.

Candidates in those races went to great lengths to ensure that their supporters could surmount the extraordinary obstacles to voting this year.

Tea Party supporters and people who voted for John McCain in 2008 say they are more excited about voting this year.

Or the fifty-seven per cent of registered Democrats who say that they are less enthusiastic than usual about voting this year.

He said that the pace of early voting this year suggested that 35 percent or more of all votes could be cast before Election Day, surpassing the previous record in 2008, when 30 percent voted early.