Examples of 'vote fell' in a sentence
Meaning of "vote fell"
vote fell: The act of voting decreasing in number or support. This phrase is often used in the context of elections or polls where a candidate or proposal loses popularity or support
How to use "vote fell" in a sentence
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Her popular vote fell just enough to force a second count.
The share of the Conservative vote fell by two percent.
This time the Nazi vote fell by 2 million and the vote of the KPD increased.
In contrast to national results, the Conservative and Liberal Democrat share of the vote fell.
The parliament vote fell along sectarian and ethnic lines, with Sunni and Kurdish lawmakers abstaining.
On April 2 in the morning not a single vote fell to the Cardinal Secretary of State.
The farm vote fell sharply . The Liberals won a sweeping majority.
On the second ballot, the Liberals supported Sir Henry and Mr Pannella 's vote fell to 35.
Its vote fell sharply, while that of the Socialist Party increased.
On the second ballot, the Lib erals supported Sir Henry and Mr Pannella 's vote fell to 35.
The Conservative vote fell sharply, while Labour saw only a small increase.
Yet in seats where more than 60 % voted Remain, the party 's vote fell by three points.
The PNI vote fell sharply, and again the PKI vote rose.
The Liberal popular vote fell by 10 percentage points, and they won only five seats.
The Sinn Féin vote fell by five percentage points to just under 47.
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The SPD vote fell by 6 percent, while that of the KPD rose by 40 percent.
