Examples of 'likely to vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "likely to vote"
This phrase refers to a prediction or assessment of someone's probability of participating in an election by casting their vote. It is often used in political analysis and polls to determine the potential voter turnout or to identify demographic groups that are more inclined to vote
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likely to vote
I would be more likely to vote for her.
People living on low income are less likely to vote.
I am very likely to vote for the motion.
Proficient readers are also more likely to vote.
More likely to vote and volunteer.
People are more likely to vote for.
It should therefore be no surprise that older people are more likely to vote.
More likely to vote for her.
They would be less likely to vote.
You are more likely to vote if your parents voted.
This is a constituency least likely to vote.
Republicans are likely to vote against raising the ceiling.
Does this make you more or less likely to vote.
Predicting who is likely to vote is a key election challenge.
Avid readers are more likely to vote.
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I would be likely to vote for him if he.
Everyone knows that older people are the most likely to vote.
They are also more likely to vote than men.
Facebook users who saw messages related to voting were more likely to vote.
The middle is less likely to vote in midterm elections.
Byrne topped polls as the candidate people were most likely to vote for.
The people who are least likely to vote are young people.
Who are less likely to run for office and less likely to vote.
Because they are likely to vote for more social welfare spending.
Even young adults whose parents do vote are less likely to vote than their parents.
The plenary is likely to vote around the end of the year.
Focus groups showed that girls were also less likely to vote for other girls.
Youth are less likely to vote but are still socially and civically engaged.
Said they were likely to vote.
People are more likely to vote in European elections if they are more aware.
And then there is the argument that unhappy people are more likely to vote for populists.
Visible minority women are less likely to vote than women who are not a visible minority.
Americans who see themselves as victims of American society are likely to vote Democrat.
You be more likely or less likely to vote for them when they run for.
The long-term unemployed are less likely to vote.
Nearly three times less likely to vote for candidates willing to compromise on key issues.
Political knowledge makes people more likely to vote Conservative.
Are less likely to vote for Trump.
Top Republican leaders acknowledged that the House is likely to vote in favor of impeachment.
They are more likely to vote for you if you are Muslim than an atheist.
MPs with religious objections are likely to vote against or abstain.
He is likely to vote for Obama in November.
Half of them likely to vote.
Most likely to vote Coalition.
To be the least likely to vote in.
Conversely, those with little interest in politics are least likely to vote.
We are more likely to vote.
So it started asking questions such as how respondents ' neighbours were likely to vote.
The young and poor are less likely to vote than the old and rich.
And it 's mostly liberals who are the least likely to vote.
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