Sentence examples for were likely to vote from inspiring English sources

But they could call enough of them in swing states (up to 11,000 a night) to figure out how they — and other people who lived near them, looked like them and earned like them — were likely to vote with an increasing degree of accuracy.

The worse Ohioans thought of both, the more they were likely to vote for him.

Mr. Roll helped devise procedures to determine which respondents in early polls were likely to vote.

Those who volunteered without being required generally said they were likely to vote and would volunteer.

Republicans maintained that most such ballots would come from military personnel, who were likely to vote for Mr. Bush.

Mr. Kessel said the trustees were likely to vote in February, after a series of briefing sessions and public hearings.

The Senate is likely to vote on the legislation this summer.

Similar numbers are likely to vote in the EU referendum.

California is likely to vote on legalisation in 2016.

But he said he was likely to vote Ukip nonetheless.

The House is likely to vote on Cispa Thursday morning.