Sentence examples for whole vote from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Latinos as a whole vote overwhelmingly Democratic.

Or, the whole vote can be taken over again, which some, like Town Clerk Nora Johnson, said is only fair.

This could prove a big concession, since many jurists say the whole vote was fraudulent.Not surprisingly, protests mounted to a new pitch.

Nobody could have foreseen the extent to which the whole vote over the last 24 hours has become a referendum on the Liberal Democrats in general and Nick Clegg in particular.

Thoreau decided that voting was too cheap and feeble a response to these grotesque atrocities, inflicted in his name, by his own government: "Cast your whole vote, not a strip of paper merely, but your whole influence".

Describing himself as disappointed but "entirely unsurprised" by results coming in, Mandelson said: "Nobody could have foreseen the extent to which the whole vote over the last 24 hours has become a referendum on the Liberal Democrats in general, and Nick Clegg in particular".

Those were 21pt and 17pt more Democratic than the state as a whole voted.

The movement still insists that it has not suffered a setback and that the turnout figures, along with the whole voting procedure, were rigged.

Edgbaston as a whole voted 52.7% for Remain despite the MP, Labour's Gisela Stuart, being the chair of the Vote Leave campaign.

But on Thursday it voted firmly to remain in the EU – 62% to 38% – even as the UK as a whole voted to leave.

If the UK as a whole voted Out while Scotland voted to stay in, that could be grounds for the SNP to demand a second referendum on whether Scotland should become an independent country.