Examples of 'chose to vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "chose to vote"
chose to vote - a phrase indicating the act of making a decision to participate in an election or referendum by selecting a candidate or option. It is often used to describe the deliberate action of casting a vote to express one's preference or choice in a democratic process
How to use "chose to vote" in a sentence
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chose to vote
We chose to vote against it in the final vote.
As a result the party leaders all chose to vote for a historical figure as a protest vote.
I chose to vote for Obama.
Roughly a third of voters actively chose to vote for a far-right party.
I therefore chose to vote against the proposal for a directive.
Over 7 million people chose to vote.
We therefore chose to vote in favour of the report.
Nearly half-and-half among those who chose to vote.
I therefore chose to vote against this report today.
Nonetheless, 52 % of the people who chose to vote have spoken.
All Iraqis who chose to vote had a right to do so in freedom and safety.
For those reasons, Junilistan chose to vote against the report.
They chose to vote for Sakhone.
We thank the 57 Senators who chose to vote against this proposal.
I chose to vote Liberal.
People chose to vote.
Voter chose to vote for Batman instead of Morsi or Shafik.
The ELDR Group therefore chose to vote against the proposal as a whole.
That is why I chose to vote in favour of the new agreement.
So that I could stay here . I chose to vote for someone who would not vote for me.
But then I chose to vote for the least evil of all.
Three other people chose to vote blank, for personal reasons rather than for political reasons.
Regrettably, the NDP chose to vote against this important long-term predictable funding for our municipalities.
However, we chose to vote against the report by Mr Gauzès today.
Dalgety and Tupou chose to vote in Tongatapu, and Tufui in Haʻapai.
The delegation chose to vote against paragraph 25.
We also chose to vote against Amendments 2 and 3.
Over 60 % of voters chose to vote using the Internet rather than paper.
