Examples of 'voted labour' in a sentence
Meaning of "voted labour"
voted labour: This phrase indicates the action of casting a vote in favor of the Labour party or its policies in a political context
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voted labour
My father voted labour and so did his father.
More than two thirds voted Labour.
I have always voted Labour but never again.
Voted Labour all my bleeding life.
Sam has never voted Labour and never will.
Voted Labour all my bleeding life . I have marched for the likes of you.
So the working classes traditionally voted Labour and the middle and upper classes voted Conservative.
In the past, the majority of British Jews voted Labour.
I have voted Labour in the past.
She has always voted Labour.
I have voted Labour all my life.
That is why 63 per cent of young people voted Labour.
They voted Labour all their lives.
They always voted Labour.
He voted Labour all his life.
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And they voted Labour.
I voted Labour myself.
Does that make everyone who voted Labour and Conservative a terrorist?
Voted Labour myself, as it happens.
Trade unionist. Voted Labour all my bleeding life.
I have voted Labour all my life - but never again.
He 's always voted Labour.
He has voted Labour ever since.
These families naturally voted Labour and time and time, again the Conservative majorities dwindled.
Yesterday, I voted Labour for the first time in my life.
Steady on . Voted Labour myself, as it happens.
Nearly 13 million have voted Labour to reject the Tories and their fellow-travellers.
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