Sentence examples for voting yourself from inspiring English sources

For instance, the aforementioned McKesson was a client of Mr. Goetzel's other company, while Wellsteps' CEO was also on the awards committee, until he recently stepped down due to the obvious Nero-type optics of voting yourself an award, so he let his friends do it instead.

The group's motto was "Vote yourself a farm," and Congress eventually responded by passing the Homestead Act (1862).

Badoo, the UK-based social network where you literally vote yourself to the front page via text message, plans a site relaunch this week.

(In fact, I could have sworn that it was considered uncouth to vote yourself as a presidential candidate. Then again, it was also considered uncouth to openly campaign for yourself, as you can read about in Shelby Foote's books about the American Civil War).

Hundreds of new voters are being registered under the slogan: "Register to Vote Yourself a Raise".

Honestly, if you want to making someone's voting record a major campaign issue, fine, but have the decency to vote yourself.

You don't get to criticize a Senate vote when you couldn't be bothered to show up to vote yourself.

In 1844, George Henry Evans, a British immigrant devoted to workingmen's causes, formed the National Reform Association, rallying supporters with cries of "Land for the Landless" and "Vote Yourself a Farm".

So whether you consider yourself a Democrat or a Republican, consider voting for yourself this year, instead.

You're voting against yourself thrice, you poor beautiful idiot.' And somebody else just put, 'Kill yourself, you old hag,'" Morgan said.

You're voting against yourself thrice.