Sentence examples for wrong votes from inspiring English sources

"Now, it doesn't mean I'm right, doesn't mean I didn't make wrong votes".

"One right vote in the midst of scores of wrong votes does not make you pro-choice," said Stephanie Schriock, president of Emily's List, which supports Democratic women who back abortion rights and has endorsed Ms. Warren.

It was a wrong vote then.

It's continued to be a wrong vote since then.

Entries included "146 percent," a reference to the laughably wrong vote total that state-run television showed for one Russian region.

"If my policies are wrong, vote against me because my policies are wrong," Mr. Obama told several hundred people gathered inside the synagogue, B'nai Torah Congregation.

For many years, the annual votes for tribal trustees were public, and, many Shinnecocks told me, there was retribution for the wrong vote and bribery for the right one.

An SNP MP locked himself in the toilet to avoid voting in favour of an EU referendum - something he is opposed to - after finding himself in the wrong voting lobby.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said his "members believe that they would be making the wrong vote" if they supported the congestion pricing plan.

(You don't need many Tory MPs to start muttering about trotting through the wrong voting lobby to send the whips galloping in a panicked state to the DUP offices in Parliament).

In 2014, when he cast the only votes against honouring both the Canadian Olympic team and Nelson Mandela, he claimed to have accidentally pushed the wrong voting button both times.