Sentences with phrase «vote for a candidate»

Note that the average citizen is not voting for candidates who favor more restrictive gun laws.

I advise others to also come out and vote for the candidate of their choice.

I don't vote for candidates or political parties.

What are we doing when we get involved, research the issues and vote for a candidate for president?

Results from the study reveal that while voters prefer to vote for candidates with lower sounding voices, elected officials with lower voices are not necessarily better leaders.

While this is understandable, the situation is a bit like people voting for a candidate whose policies will actually hurt them in the long run.

Yes, but you will give a negative vote by voting for your candidate as well while even further advancing him.

I would never vote for any candidate that attempts to use the ideals of true religions as political ammunition.

In theory the citizens vote for candidate X because they share his / her electoral offers or promises, but sometimes those candidates don't do what they said.

A is forcing me to vote for candidate Y, and knows I did so because he was looking over my shoulder as I cast my vote.

The popular votes for each candidate is a better guideline about the validity of polls, and there the polls have not failed by that much.

Would you definitely vote for that candidate, definitely vote against that candidate, or does it depend on who is running against that candidate?

The first two columns represent straight party votes while numbers in the third and fourth columns are total votes for each candidate including minor party votes.

This is not the first time the PCs have decided to appoint a candidate in this constituency rather than allow members to vote for a candidate through an open nomination contest.

The Christian indeed votes for the candidate they believe best, just like everybody else.

On the other hand, respondents who are certain they will vote may be enthusiastic about voting for a candidate, whilst others may be voting out of a sense of civic duty.

The second preferences ballots cast by voters supporting for eliminated candidates are examined, and any 2nd votes for the candidates still in the race are added to their piles.

However, an optimal vote can require voting for a candidate and not voting for a more preferred candidate if there 4 candidates or more.

And with time running out, both parties are hoping their volunteers can turn that enthusiasm into actual votes for their candidates.

You may vote for each candidate once per day.

I'm Blue Labour through and through yet there's no chance I'd vote for a candidate who supports killing animals for «sport».

By voting for the candidate most likely to increase the number of independent and third - party MPs of all kinds.

If I understand it correctly, people vote for candidate and the winner of that state primaries will have all votes of pledged delegates?

If one votes for a candidate because of their skin color - that you want to vote for a black over a white - that vote cast is racist.

The point isn't to get them to vote for Candidate X.

Graham rejects the idea of voting for a candidate on basis of share religious faith.

Personally, I will not vote for a candidate based on his religion, but the way Christianity is portrayed in this article saddens me.

If candidates are party representatives and voters vote for the candidates on party lines, an STV election result may be close to a PR result.

Also, this transfer of power point — the first preference votes for the candidates with most first preference votes don't lose any of their power when second preference votes for other candidates are counted.

In 1968, people voted for candidates other than Lyndon Johnson in the early Democratic primaries.

John Hagee said vote for a candidate who supports Israel.

One Cameron ally argues that it says something about today's Labour Party that there will be «more votes for the candidate who is pro-Hamas than pro-business».

If a Democrat who won by 300 votes received 400 votes on the Working Families line, it's reasonable to assume a sizable number of those 400 voters would have simply voted for that candidate as a Democrat had they not had the WFP line.

After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship, then a monarchy.»

Consider this: 61 % of self - identified evangelicals who attended a caucus Tuesday night in Iowa voted for a candidate who is either Roman Catholic (Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum) or Mormon (Mitt Romney, who won the caucuses, besting Santorum by eight votes).

The 5,716,026 Ghanaians, who voted for candidate Akufo - Addo, have serious some serious questions to ask the president with unwavering, resolve to get answers, before he runs all of us aground.

I fully support Labour candidates in all elections and I am calling for Tower Hamlets residents to use their first preference vote for our candidate Helal Abbas.

and now not even votes for each candidate!