Examples of 'hours to vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "hours to vote"
hours to vote: The designated period of time during which individuals are allowed to cast their votes in an election or other formal decision-making process
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hours to vote
You still have a few hours to vote.
Four hours to vote.
Employees may take four hours to vote.
They have 24 hours to vote for the next elimination.
Voters reported waiting up to three hours to vote.
You have 24 hours to vote for the next elimination.
Wait more than eight hours to vote.
Canadians have 12 hours to vote at their assigned polling station.
Some voters waited hours to vote.
The people were really interested in the elections and had queued for hours to vote.
People do not stand in line for seven hours to vote for their city commissioner.
In many places, some voters had to wait several hours to vote.
Voters waited 9 hours to vote.
One contributor to DailyKos claimed it took 9 hours to vote.
You still have about seven hours to vote.
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By law, employers have to give their workers four hours to vote.
They will have 24 hours to vote.
After the final two perform, viewers had more than two hours to vote.
You are entitled to three hours to vote.
I hear that some people were waiting over 2 hours to vote.
The public will have 24 hours to vote.
In some cases, it took people more than two hours to vote.
Participants had 24 hours to vote.
O'Connell, these people have six hours to vote.
People waited two and three hours to vote.
What 's missing? O'Connell, these people have six hours to vote.
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