Sentence examples for whose votes from inspiring English sources

Voting started with the wealthier centuries, whose votes outweighed those of the poorer.

First past the post is actually cruel to parties whose votes are dispersed and kind to those whose votes are concentrated.

After the first preference votes are counted, any candidate whose votes exceed the quota is elected.

Both main parties pander to interest groups whose votes are controlled by unsavoury strongmen.

"He will say anything depending on whose votes he is trying to get," Ms. Quinn said.

(Preferences are also passed on by parties whose votes are too low to get a seat).

For that he can thank the armed forces whose votes came in last.

The comments provoked an uproar from insulted suburbanites and upstate residents whose votes he needed.

She is among 70-odd wavering lawmakers whose votes are seen as crucial.

Those whose votes he needed to have a chance of prevailing gave him little encouragement.

Ukip supporters, whose votes Osborne needs, are on average older still.