Sentence examples for would vote differently from inspiring English sources

Today she would vote differently.

But 74% of our respondents said they would vote differently from their parents (see panel 2).

I knew from the outset that the couple would vote differently.

Meanwhile, 70% of the respondents said they would vote differently on a candidate who held a bad position on climate change.

But she has steadily moved toward an antiwar policy and has said that if she knew in 2002 what she knows today, she would vote differently.

"There was a suggestion 16 and 17-year-olds would vote differently, be governed by national identity and ideology, but surveys ahead of the vote showed the most important thing to them was exactly the same thing that was most important to adults - the economy," he says.

"Adoption, I'd vote differently these days.

Politics is just one of those areas we've come to agree to disagree on, so I expected we'd vote differently.

But you get the impression that these two candidates would often vote differently in the Senate.

Have you had a change of heart on the environment, and if you had it to do all over again, would you vote differently in that 1995 bill?

To overturn Trump's election, at least 37 electors would have to vote differently than their states.