Examples of 'young to vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "young to vote"
young to vote: means the legal age at which a person is allowed to participate in voting during elections, typically referring to individuals who have reached the minimum age required to cast their vote
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young to vote
Tom said that he was too young to vote.
Too young to vote.
But you are too young to vote.
You are too young to vote and too old not to be in love.
Even if you are too young to vote.
I was too young to vote then though!
Many of those on the streets did not vote or were too young to vote.
Tom was too young to vote.
You may not be too young to smoke but you are certainly too young to vote.
Tom is too young to vote.
Or another option is to vote them out, even if you are too young to vote.
They are too young to vote.
NEW YORK - It 's a landslide for President Obama - at least among people too young to vote.
They were too young to vote.
Cute babysitter . Old enough to drive . Too young to vote.
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I am too young to vote.
No, sweetheart, you are still too young to vote.
I am STILL sad I was too young to vote in the Referendum in the 80s.
A third of Hispanics were too young to vote.
He was too young to vote.
She supported Bernie Sanders, even though she 's too young to vote.
He was 20 years old, too young to vote at that time.
Sorry, Griff is obviously too young to vote!!
If we exclude those too young to vote that rises to about 32 %.
Tom said Mary was too young to vote.
Herbert? You are too young to vote.
The protesters, aged 17 and below, were too young to vote in the referendum.
Did you vote for me? I'm too young to vote.
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