Sentences with phrase «vote out of habit»

Older generations are likely to vote out of habit or civic duty.

It also mobilized 184,419 voters — many disaffected Democrats voting Green for the first time — to vote their politics and their conscience, instead of voting out of habit and fear.

Not exact matches

Stripping out lawyers, who have a disproportionately nasty habit of becoming politicians, the three most tax - dodging professions account for about half the votes among Greek MPs.

Its older supporters seem to vote for it merely out of habit; those under 30 have absolutely no idea what is meant to distinguish Labour from its adversaries.

Throw in a Dad (Bradley Whitford) who's «not racist because he voted for Obama», hypnotist Mum (Catherine Keener) who wants to «cure» Chris» smoking habit and the oddly compliant and out of place behaviour of the black servants Walter and Georgina (Marcus Henderson and Betty Gabriel) and you have a film where we know something is amiss from the moment they arrive.

The first round of the vote turned out to be too close to call between Francois Chalet's seminal presentation of the life and mating habits of Pacman, and Kiri Matsuura's skillful calligraphy and drawing demo of her own characters Vibri and Mojibri.