Sentence examples for wish to vote from inspiring English sources

You may wish to vote for Russia.

But people do not simply wish to vote every four years.

Major said he "would very much hope they would not wish" to vote to leave.

Surely we cannot wish to vote against our hard-won union after all those centuries of conflict.

"Military and security forces are on maximum alert to ensure the security of Syrians who wish to vote," the pro-government newspaper al-Watan reported on Monday.

Senate Republicans denied stalling as a form of gamesmanship but said they did not wish to vote on rent regulations until the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, agreed to hold a vote on capping local property taxes.

Primaries may be closed (partisan), allowing only declared party members to vote, or open (nonpartisan), enabling all voters to choose which party's primary they wish to vote in without declaring any party affiliation.

But some lawmakers, feeling stung by conservative and upstate voters over the gun control law, do not wish to vote on it again, even to make what the industry describes as a technical correction.

"The members want signals," she said, "and once we didn't give them a signal, in school after school, they voted for whomever they wished to vote for".

He later told reporters that it has "taken longer for each vote than expected," but that "everyone who wishes to vote in Venezuela will be able to vote".

They should explicitly tell their supporters not to participate in any act that intimidates, defrauds, blocks or disenfranchises any American who wishes to vote.